MS Access question

I have a field contains time format data for 3 years.
If I want to create a query, colum: year, row: every hour, count, what shoul i do?
Hiroyuki TamuraField EngineerAsked:
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PatHartmanCommented:
Try using the crosstab wizard.  It should give you options for picking out year and hour.  If not, post back with a small sample of data and someone will help you.

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Jason clarkDBA FreelancerCommented:
Its not much clear what you want have a look this may help you but not sure: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/290136/how-to-create-a-running-totals-query-in-microsoft-access
Hiroyuki TamuraField EngineerAuthor Commented:
Thank you!
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