Instead of typing a text email message to reply with your support for or satisfaction about an email you received, express yourself by clicking the Like button.

This article describes the wildcard characters you can use with the Like operator.

Use the Like operator to find values in a field that match the pattern you specify. For example, Like “Smith” or Like “Sm*”.

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The Like criteria or operator is used in an Access query to find data that matches a specific pattern. For example, in a sample database, we have a "Customers" table, like the one below, and we want to …

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The Like criteria or operator is used in an Access query to find data that matches a specific pattern. For example, in a sample database, we have a "Customers" table, like the one below, and we want to …

Choose how you want emails displayed in the message list, such as whether you want emails displayed as individual messages or as conversations.