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Macros in Access are the same as the macros you may have created in Excel or Word.

Select one:

a. True

b. False

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Which of the following properties determines whether a user can change the contents in a field?

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a. Locked property

b. Enabled property

c. Cycle property

d. Border Color property

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Which of the following would you use to create a history table, which you could then use to store old records?

Select one:

a. update query

b. append query

c. delete query

d. make table query

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Which of the following statements is true about modifying a navigation form?

Select one:

a. When a navigation form is created, it includes an Auto_Header() label added into the Form Header section.

b. Edit the contents of the Caption property to change the wording of the label at the top of the navigation form.

c. By default, the navigation tab displays as a rectangle.

d. all of the above

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The serial number Access assigns to a date is designated by the number of days the date is from _______________.

Select one:

a. January 1, 1900

b. January 1, 2000

c. December 31, 1900

d. December 31, 2000

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Question 21:-

b. False

In access we will create macros using some step by step procedure. But in other i.e. excell or word we need to write VBA statements.

Question 22:-

a. Locked property

Locked property tells that the field value can be changed or not.

Question 23:-

a. Update Query

Update Query is used to update history table and to log data.

Question 24:-

d. All the above.

Question 25:-

a. January 1, 1900

Generally pc's use date from 1st January 1900. So it also starts date from that day.

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