Exam 14: Using Forms and Reports in Access

On a report,a(n)________ is similar to a subform.

To calculate totals for smaller groups of records,use ________.

________ allows you to modify the report while seeing the data.

If you can see the blinking insertion point in a field,you are in ________.

Keystroke mode allows you to move from record to record and field to field using keystrokes.

A ________ control may be the name of the field or some other text you manually enter.

On a report,a(n)________ is a collection of records along with introductory and summary information about the records.

When navigating a subform,pressing ________ will move the cursor to the last field of the last record of the subform.

A split form is created from one table and displays each record individually at the top of the window and then again as part of the whole table datasheet in the bottom of the window.

An advantage to editing data in a table is that the number of records and/or fields in the datasheet can be overwhelming.

Report view provides an interactive view of your report without page breaks.

When navigating a subform,pressing ________ will move the cursor to the last field of the current record in the subform.

When navigating forms with a subform,the Navigation bar buttons at the bottom of the main window are used to navigate the records in the main form,and a second Navigation bar at the bottom of the subform datasheet is used to navigate the records in the subform.

A(n)________ control is a control that does not have a source of data such as the title of the form.

________ allows you to filter data or copy parts of the report to the Clipboard.

________ allows the specification of rules that apply formatting to cells or specific controls,as determined by the rule outcome.

A report can be created from all of the following EXCEPT:

Which of the following is NOT true when resizing and managing controls?

________ mode allows you to move from record to record and field to field using keystrokes.