Question 1

Which of the following is NOT true about navigating forms?

Accepted Answer

A) A form is an object in Access that you can use to enter,edit,or view records in a table. 
B) You navigate records in a form the same way you navigate a table,using buttons on the Arrow bar to move from record to record. 
C) Often seeing one record at a time in a form can eliminate data entry errors and allow the user to focus on the information for that particular record. 
D) A simple form allows you to see records one at a time rather than as a group in Datasheet view. 
A) A form is an object in Access that you can use to enter,edit,or view records in a table. 
B) You navigate records in a form the same way you navigate a table,using buttons on the Arrow bar to move from record to record. 
C) Often seeing one record at a time in a form can eliminate data entry errors and allow the user to focus on the information for that particular record. 
D) A simple form allows you to see records one at a time rather than as a group in Datasheet view.

Question 2

A form with a(n)________ allows you to see one record at a time from the main form and multiple records in Datasheet view from the other related table.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A form with a(n)________ allows you to...

Question 3

If the table is part of a(n)________,referential integrity has been enforced,and the cascade delete option has not been chosen,a record cannot be deleted if there are related records in another table until those records have also been deleted.

Accepted Answer

The answer of If the table is part of a(n)________,referential...

Question 4

Match the following keystrokes with how they are used in Edit Mode on datasheets and forms.
I.$$$Home$$$
II.$$$End$$$
III.$$$Enter$$$
IV.$$$Ctrl$$$ + $$$Home$$$
V.$$$Ctrl$$$ + $$$End$$$
A.Moves to the first character in the field
B.Switch to Navigation mode and move from field to field
C.Moves to the last character in the field
D.Moves to the last character in the field
E.Moves to the first character in the field

Accepted Answer

The answer of Match the following keystrokes with how they...

Which of the following is NOT true about navigating forms?

A form with a(n)________ allows you to see one record at a time from the main form and multiple records in Datasheet view from the other related table.

If the table is part of a(n)________,referential integrity has been enforced,and the cascade delete option has not been chosen,a record cannot be deleted if there are related records in another table until those records have also been deleted.

Workshop 1: The Four Main Database Objects

Workshop 2: Tables, Keys, and Relationships

Workshop 3: Queries and Data Access

Workshop 5: Advanced Tables

Workshop 6: Pattern Matching and Functions in Queries

Workshop 7: Aggregated Calculations, Subquerying, and Sql

Workshop 8: Action Queries and Advanced Relationships

Workshop 9: Advanced Reports and Mailing Labels

Workshop 10: Advanced Form Settings and Form Types

Workshop 11: Develop Navigation Forms and the User Interface

Workshop 12: Create a Refined User Experience With Macros

Workshop 13: Use VBA in Access

Workshop 14: Implement Your Database

Normalize a Database for Effective Design

The Common Features of Microsoft Office

Efficient Interaction With a Touch Screen

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Exam 4: Workshop 4: Access Information From an Access Database

Which of the following is NOT true about navigating forms?

A form with a(n)________ allows you to see one record at a time from the main form and multiple records in Datasheet view from the other related table.

If the table is part of a(n)________,referential integrity has been enforced,and the cascade delete option has not been chosen,a record cannot be deleted if there are related records in another table until those records have also been deleted.

Workshop 1: The Four Main Database Objects

Workshop 2: Tables, Keys, and Relationships

Workshop 3: Queries and Data Access

Workshop 5: Advanced Tables

Workshop 6: Pattern Matching and Functions in Queries

Workshop 7: Aggregated Calculations, Subquerying, and Sql

Workshop 8: Action Queries and Advanced Relationships

Workshop 9: Advanced Reports and Mailing Labels

Workshop 10: Advanced Form Settings and Form Types

Workshop 11: Develop Navigation Forms and the User Interface

Workshop 12: Create a Refined User Experience With Macros

Workshop 13: Use VBA in Access

Workshop 14: Implement Your Database

Normalize a Database for Effective Design

The Common Features of Microsoft Office

Efficient Interaction With a Touch Screen

Filters