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Scientists wants Answers! GHOST HUNTERS SORTING, FINDING, FILTERING Use your database to find what they want!

Sorting the Database Scientists have asked for the database to be sorted by Witness Surname in ascending order: Which witness is at the top of the Surname Field?

Sorting the Database Scientists have asked for the database to be sorted by Scary Factor in descending order: What scary factor is at the top of the Scary Factor Field?

Using FIND to Locate a Record Scientists have asked for Lucy’s Record to be found: What type of ghost did Lucy see?

Search using a SINGLE Filter Scientists have asked for what is the most popular type of ghost seen: The most popular ghost is?

Search using a SINGLE Filter Scientists have asked for what is the most popular place to see a ghost: The most popular place is?

Search using MULTIPLE Filters Scientists have asked for a list of all the non-friendly ghosts in Leigh Park: How many records are there?

Search using MULTIPLE Filters Scientists have asked for a list of all the shadow ghosts who have a scare factor of 9: How many records are there?

Search using MULTIPLE Filters Scientists have asked for a list of the Shadow ghosts with a Scare Factor of 9, who have been investigated: How many records are there? What was the last date that one was seen?

Search using MULTIPLE Filters Scientists have asked for a list of the friendly ghosts that have been caught in Leigh Park and Havant: How many records are there?