Exam 10: Automating Tasks With Macros
Exam 1: Access-Module 1: Creating a Database75 Questions
Exam 2: Building a Database and Defining Table Relationships75 Questions
Exam 3: Maintaining and Querying a Database74 Questions
Exam 4: Creating Forms and Reports75 Questions
Exam 5: Creating Advanced Queries and Enhancing Table Design75 Questions
Exam 6: Using Form Tools and Creating Custom Forms75 Questions
Exam 7: Creating Custom Reports75 Questions
Exam 8: Sharing, Integrating, and Analyzing Data74 Questions
Exam 9: Using Action Queries and Advanced Table Relationships75 Questions
Exam 10: Automating Tasks With Macros75 Questions
Exam 11: Using and Writing Visual Basic for Applications Code75 Questions
Exam 12: Managing and Securing a Database75 Questions
Exam 13: Relational Databases and Database Design75 Questions
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A state, condition, or occurrence detectable by Access.
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A database developer will usually want to prevent inexperienced users from deleting database records by creating a user interface that sets the Record Selectors property to No on an unbound form that allows the user to choose which query to run.____________________
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The action that moves the focus to a specified field or control on the active datasheet or form.
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A(n)____ is a piece of data required by an action in a macro.
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What are some advantages of including submacros in a single macro instead of creating them all as separate macros?
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Every system query name begins with the ˜ (tilde)character.____________________
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A text description for the benefit of database developers and has no effect on the macro
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GoToControl
OpenForm Action
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The development environment in Access that is used to create, view, and modify macros is the ____.
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A button that performs an action when the user clicks on the button is a(n)____ button.
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To create a navigation form using the Navigation gallery, click on the ____ button on the Create tab.
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Access 2016 provides ____ predefined layouts for navigation forms with different layouts for the placement of tabs and subtabs.
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Toggles to open and close the Action Catalog pane
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Argument
message box
SQL
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Access automatically constructs an equivalent SQL statement for queries when the query is created.
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D isplays a scrollable list of values
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WHERE
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A piece of data that is required by an action
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Navigation form
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SelectObject
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The default orientation for printing a report many be changed using the ____ feature of Access.
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In an SQL SELECT statement, fields to be displayed are listed after the keyword ____.
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Case-Based Critical Thinking Questions
Case 10-2
Misaki is a new Reservation Specialist for an event rental company. She has asked the database administrator, Kirk, to develop an interface for her to access the database objects she needs because she is not familiar with Access.
-Kirk agrees to create the interface. He realizes that the greatest benefit of the interface is to minimize ____.
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Executes one macro action at a time, pausing between actions
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OpenForm Action
Action Catalog button
GoToControl
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It is not possible to drag an action from the Action Catalog to a specific location in the Macro Designer.
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