User`s guide

5 Using Visual Query Builder
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Click OK to close the WHERE Clauses dialog box. The Where field and SQL
statement in VQB display the Where clause.
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Assign the query results to the MATLAB workspace variable P1.
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Click Execute to run the query.
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Type P1 in the Command Window.
P1 =
'Victorian Doll' [1400] [1100] [ 981]
'Train Set' [2400] [1721] [1414]
'Engine Kit' [1800] [1200] [ 890]
'Painting Set' [3000] [2400] [1800]
'Space Cruiser' [4300] [ NaN] [2600]
'Building Blocks' [5000] [3500] [2800]
'Tin Soldier' [1200] [ 900] [ 800]
'Sail Boat' [3000] [2400] [1500]
'Slinky' [3000] [1500] [1000]
'Teddy Bear' [ NaN] [ 900] [ 821]
Additional Advanced Query Options
For details about advanced query options, choose an option and click Help in its dialog
box. For example, click Group by in Advanced query options, and then click Help in
the Group by Clauses dialog box.