Count Items in Access 2003

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I have a table which contains a column with different items which i would like to count by there type. For example the table looks like the following:

Id Type

1 Table

2 Table

3 TV

4 TV

5 Table

6 TV

7 TV

The result should looks like:

Type NumOfItems

Table 3

TV 4

I use the following code which doesn't work for my Access 2003:

SELECT Table1.Type, Count(Table1.Type) AS NumOfItems FROM Table1

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