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Default Microsoft Query - DETAILED documentation????

I'm trying to retrieve data from a large SQL OLTP database. I am able to
connect and retrieve data with MS Query but I am running into road blocks.
For example MS Query says I can only have two tables if I use a left outer
join. This seems rather restrictive. I want to be able to retrieve data
from a complex combination of tables and conditions and the allow the user to
change conditions from time to time.

Am I asking too much of Excell? It seems as if MS is pushing Excell as a
major player in its Business Intel environment. I would think they would be
able to provide some documentation other than "gee-wiz" stage shows and basic
"make the connection" type instructions.

Is there any in-depth documentation on MS Query? What I've found so far has
been very basic; it got me to the point of establishing the connection and
that's about it.



Thank you.
 
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