Counting records from each month of year

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Need big help, I have TblIDexpiry in access db, and in my form I have 12 Labels, named each month January to December, I want to count How many Records in each Month of a Year display it on a Label of every month.

What is the correct query to use?

What I have tried:

I tried And Declare Date.Today.Month and Date.Today.Year and use it in query, Select Count('ColumnName') from TblName where ColumnName = "& D.T.M &", but only counting all data in that table. Not filtering by each month.

Posted 30-May-18 9:33am

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Updated 30-May-18 11:48am

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W∴ Balboos, *GHB* · Answer 1 · 2018-05-30T11:50:00

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You need to learn a lot more SQL - and since is your homework, that's why it was given to you.

Here's a SQL reference that will give you what you need to know - but you will need to learn it: SQL GROUP BY Statement[^]

You'll have to understand it - not very difficult and translate it into VB.NET.

Posted 30-May-18 11:50am

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Member 13702605 31-May-18 1:25am

Sorry Balboos, but Im not using SQL, im using only Access as Database.

W∴ Balboos, GHB 31-May-18 6:29am

So you can't look into Access features and find the same functionality? If that's too hard to do, or too difficult to grasp - you should consider another field of study as soon as possible.