
		 Sometimes you want to find records where a field is not simply greater or less than some value, nor even within some continuous range of values, but is found in an arbitrary list of values.  

For example, you may want to find employees whose names are Clarke, Kibrick, Asocks, Allen, Tucker, and Rottler.  This is what the IN operator is for; it enables you to compare a field to a list of values.  

To enter the list of values you just type several words with spaces between them, in the same entry box you use for regular comparison values.
	
