ms access - Making a 'count' in a query to find out how many of the same variables are in a column -


i trying set query, have table called 'cards' each specific id having 1 owner, while each owner has @ least 1 card.

i trying set count tell me how many cards each person has , after that, show person has @ least 6 amount of cards.

things i've tried:

under card #, in criteria, tried doing count(*) > 6 keeps returning generic error, tried count(sum) each person , sum(>6) under 'last name' , nothing works i've been working on while , i'm genuinely stuck.

i using microsoft access 2013 , has done within query , 'build'

create query in query example view. show table cards. now, in design menu, toggle on totals. add owner group field. add card # (you should change without spaces , special characters) , change it's total field count. run query , you'll see first set of results -- count of cards each owner. next, go in design , add >6 criteria of count of cards column. show second listing describe.


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