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Creating a Microsoft Access Query

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Please explain in detail the steps that must be taken to make this query work.

Join the tables, and calculate aggregate sales for each product.
- Location is not important, total sales are what is important.
- Look at sales from the January to April only.
- Consider only the most recent year's sales.

I need to find what 11 products are the best sellers (the width, height, depth, item name, product id, sales, gross margin), using the attached database. The query needs to be limited so only the top 11's information is shown.

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This solution helps create a Microsoft Access query to mind what 11 products are the best sellers. I helps find what 11 products are best sellers using a database. It helps joins tables and calculate aggregate sales for each product.

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SELECT TOP 11 PRODUCTS.PRODUCT_ID, Sum(SALES.SALES) AS [Aggregate Sales], PRODUCTS.ITEM, PRODUCTS.HEIGHT ,PRODUCTS.WIDTH , PRODUCTS.DEPTH , PRODUCTS.GROSS_MARGIN
FROM PRODUCTS INNER ...

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