True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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In an Access
database, you must determine how you want to sort data before you enter it.
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2.
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More than
one person can be entering, updating, and using an Access database at the same time.
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3.
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Excel lacks
many of the database advantages provided by Access.
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4.
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Tables
contain all of the raw data in the database.
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Data is
physically stored in the form object.
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6.
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You can
print a form.
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7.
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An Access
module stores C++ programming code.
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8.
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Access
reports are used to provide Web page connectivity features to an Access database.
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9.
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In Access,
data entry screens are called forms.
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10.
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Access
information can be printed from forms, queries, and tables.
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11.
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Access data
can be entered through reports.
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12.
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The toolbars
and menus within Access modify themselves to reflect those features that you most commonly
use.
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13.
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There is
more than one way to start Access.
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14.
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The Database
title bar contains the filename of the active database.
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15.
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Field names
appear in the top row of a datasheet.
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16.
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A new record
may be added on any row of a datasheet.
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17.
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You can move
datasheet columns by dragging the field name left or right.
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18.
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You cannot
undo a record deletion operation.
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19.
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You can
resize the width of the field in a datasheet.
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20.
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You can
temporarily hide a field in a datasheet.
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21.
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You can
print a datasheet.
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22.
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A primary
key field contains unique information for each record.
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23.
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It is
possible to import data from other sources such as a spreadsheet to create an Access
table.
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24.
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As you add
more field property entries, you are generally expanding the amount or type of data that can be
entered into a field.
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25.
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You can
change the font and color of a datasheet.
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26.
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You can
print a datasheet.
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27.
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The Find and
Replace dialog box allows you to specify whether Access looks for search criteria in the current
field or in all fields.
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28.
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The question
mark (?) is the wildcard character which stands for any single character in find
criteria.
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29.
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The asterisk
(*) is the wildcard used to represent one and only one character in find criteria.
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30.
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You can sort
by more than one field in a datasheet.
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31.
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Filtering
displays all of the records at all times.
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32.
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Primary key
fields can have a null entry.
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33.
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A query is
commonly used as the source of data for a form or report.
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34.
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A query can
be used to create calculated fields.
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35.
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A form is
the primary object used to enter, edit, and find data.
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36.
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In a
datasheet, sometimes all of the fields are not visible.
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37.
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A text box
control is a bound control.
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38.
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Whether you
create the form from scratch in Design View or by using the Form Wizard, you can modify it later if
needed.
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39.
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Forms can be
used to enter and edit data.
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40.
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By designing
a form to match a source document, you facilitate fast and accurate data entry.
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