Our small staff is undergoing reorganization and I have no one here who knows how to use Microsoft Access 2003, myself included. I am trying to query and filter a table so that I can print address labels for a bulk mailing to selected individuals. The query part seems to go OK, using the simple Query Wizard. I get a datasheet of the table's entire database that has the criteria (fields) I selected and has checkmarks in the fields' boxes when an individual matches a criterion, such as having donated money in 2012 or having attended our annual luncheon in 2012.  I'm running into problems when I try to filter that list to eliminate individuals who don't match a single one of the filter criteria and leave in the list individuals who matche at least one of the criteria. When I go to the "Records" drop down menu and go to "filter by form," I can't find a way to filter in a way that selects people who meet criteria 1 or criteria 2 or criteria 3, etc. The filter gives me only people who match ALL of the checked criteria (fields).  I don't know if I'm using the appropriate options for the query or the filtering, and, if so, how to execute the filtering properly.  

You need to post Access user issues in the Access user forums.  This forum is for administrative scripting and not for Office applications user help.

Try here: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/access?auth=1

OK. Sorry for the inconvenience. Microsoft help person gave me the link