Exam 3: Tables and Queries in Relational Databases
Exam 1: Office 365 Common Features100 Questions
Exam 2: Introduction to Access87 Questions
Exam 3: Tables and Queries in Relational Databases99 Questions
Exam 4: Query Calculations and Expressions87 Questions
Exam 5: Basic Forms and Reports89 Questions
Exam 6: Data Validation and Data Analysis97 Questions
Exam 7: Action and Specialized Queries98 Questions
Exam 8: Advanced Forms and Reports98 Questions
Exam 9: Get Connected98 Questions
Exam 10: Fine-Tuning the Database100 Questions
Exam 11: Enhanced Database Techniques100 Questions
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________ queries allow you to take full advantage of table relationships.
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The first step in creating a query is selecting the fields you need.
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There might be times when you want to add the same field to a query several times.
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When you purchase from a store several times this would be an example of what kind of table relationship?
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The term that can be used in a query to refer to blank cells is ________.
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What is the correct order of steps for creating a multitable query?
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The ________ relationship is used when joining two primary keys.
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What field property insures that all phone numbers have a consistent look?
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If you add a table with 10 records to a query and add an unrelated table with 4 records to the same query,how many records will display when you run the query?
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Use the ________ data type if you need to store a True or False value.
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Match the following field properties with their description or something true about the property:
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What field property makes up for the limitation of the field naming rules or common practices?
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Access provides a wizard for easily importing Excel data into Access.
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