Is "IN" an Operator?

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Is "IN" an operator? I can't seem to find any reference to
it in Help.
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It is an In Clause or an In Operator.

You need to look in JET SQL reference section of help.
Look in the Data Manipulation Select Statement help file,
in the See Also section.
 
It is an In Clause or an In Operator.

You need to look in JET SQL reference section of help.
Look in the Data Manipulation Select Statement help file,
in the See Also section.
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Thank you!

In Access 2002, I found the In Clause right where you said
it would be. I found the In Operator in JET SQL reference
section | Overview | SQL Reserved Words.

"In" is a tough one to search for! When I used the search
feature (in Access Visual Basic Help) to search for the
"With" statement, it came right up. But when I searched for
the "In" operator, I was offered a long list of operators,
but "In" wasn't among them.

Thanks for showing me the path.
 
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