Exam 11: Integration 2: Integrating Word Excel and Access
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Exam 6: Excel 1: Getting Started With Excel 201675 Questions
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Exam 10: Integration 1: Integrating Word and Excel75 Questions
Exam 11: Integration 2: Integrating Word Excel and Access75 Questions
Exam 12: Integration 3: Integrating Word Excel Access and Powerpoint75 Questions
Exam 13: Office: Getting Started With Office 201675 Questions
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Exam 16: Powerpoint 1: Creating a Presentation in Powerpoint 201675 Questions
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Exam 18: Powerpoint 3: Inserting Objects Into a Presentation75 Questions
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Exam 20: Windows 1: Getting Started With Windows 1075 Questions
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You can modify cell formatting of pasted data in Excel that is linked to the Access source table.
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By integrating information created in Word, Excel, and Access, the information ____.
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If Excel data is linked to an Access source table, you can delete any of the rows.
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After you import data into a table in Access, you cannot delete field names.
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If a column heading has the name Participants in an Excel worksheet, you can change it to Volunteers when you import it to an Access table.
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Before exporting data from Excel into Access, you need to remove titles, subtitles, charts, and any other extraneous data.
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When you open files created in different applications, you should open them in the order they were created.
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In the Get External Data - Excel Spreadsheet dialog box, the Browse button ____.
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The Import Spreadsheet Wizard dialog box displays a preview of the Access table.
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In Word, you can click the ____ button to select the contents of an entire table.
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When you open files created in different applications, you need to create them on the same computer logged in as the same user.
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If an Access table is the ____ of the data in a table in Word, whenever you change the data in the Access table, the linked data in Word also changes.
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During the process of importing data from Excel into Access, you can change the field names and even ____ of selected fields.
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When you link an Access table to an Excel worksheet, you cannot delete any of the columns or rows that contain copied data.
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You can choose to import Excel data directly into a new table or you can ____ the data to an existing table.
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After importing Excel data into Access, the column headings in the Excel spreadsheet become ____ in the Access table.
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