Exam 6: Access Lesson 6: Integrating Access
Exam 1: Access Lesson 1: Microsoft Access Basics46 Questions
Exam 2: Access Lesson 2: Creating a Database46 Questions
Exam 3: Access Lesson 3: Creating Queries46 Questions
Exam 4: Access Lesson 4: Creating and Modifying Forms46 Questions
Exam 5: Access Lesson 5: Creating and Modifying Reports46 Questions
Exam 6: Access Lesson 6: Integrating Access46 Questions
Exam 7: Excel Lesson 1: Microsoft Excel Basics46 Questions
Exam 8: Excel Lesson 2: Changing the Appearance of a Worksheet46 Questions
Exam 9: Excel Lesson 3: Organizing the Worksheet46 Questions
Exam 10: Excel Lesson 4: Entering Worksheet Formulas46 Questions
Exam 11: Excel Lesson 5: Using Functions46 Questions
Exam 12: Excel Lesson 6: Enhancing a Worksheet46 Questions
Exam 13: Excel Lesson 7: Working With Multiple Worksheets and Workbooks46 Questions
Exam 14: Excel Lesson 8: Working With Charts46 Questions
Exam 15: Microsoft Office 2010 Basics and the Internet92 Questions
Exam 16: Outlook Lesson 1: Outlook Basics and E-Mail46 Questions
Exam 17: Outlook Lesson 2: Calendar46 Questions
Exam 18: Outlook Lesson 3: Working With Other Outlook Tools46 Questions
Exam 19: Powerpoint Lesson 1: Microsoft Powerpoint Basics46 Questions
Exam 20: Powerpoint Lesson 2: Creating Enhancing Powerpoint Presentations46 Questions
Exam 21: Powerpoint Lesson 3: Working With Visual Elements46 Questions
Exam 22: Powerpoint Lesson 4: Expanding on Powerpoint Basics46 Questions
Exam 23: Publisher Lesson 1: Microsoft Publisher Basics46 Questions
Exam 24: Publisher Lesson 2: Enhancing Publisher Documents46 Questions
Exam 25: Introduction Lesson 1: Microsoft Windows 7 Basics46 Questions
Exam 26: Word Lesson 1: Microsoft Word Basics46 Questions
Exam 27: Word Lesson 2: Basic Editing46 Questions
Exam 28: Word Lesson 3: Helpful Word Features46 Questions
Exam 29: Word Lesson 4: Formatting Text46 Questions
Exam 30: Word Lesson 5: Formatting Paragraphs and Documents46 Questions
Exam 31: Word Lesson 6: Working With Graphics46 Questions
Exam 32: Word Lesson 7: Working With Documents46 Questions
Exam 33: Word Lesson 8: Increasing Efficiency Using Word46 Questions
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A form letter is a document that you create using Microsoft Word and that contains codes to tell Word where to insert the record from the data source. The codes are the same as the field names used in the data source.
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Most programs have converters to separate the values in a CSV file into the ____.
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You can use any document as a form letter, including documents that you create from scratch or a template.
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In a CSV file, ____ separate the field values of each record in the data source.
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Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or definition.
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You can filter mail merge records by clicking the ____ link in the Refine recipient list section, which opens the Filter and Sort dialog box with the Filter Records tab selected.
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When you insert a merge field in a Word document, the field name is enclosed in double ____.
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When you import data from a Word document, it is usually best to store it in a Word ____.
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When you use the data in a workbook to add records to a database table, the columns in the worksheet ____.
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What types of actions can you take in the Refine recipient list section of the Mail Merge Recipients dialog box? An example given in the lesson was that you could print form letters in alphabetical order based on a specific field. Please give an example of a situation where this capability would prove useful.
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In the Mail Merge Recipients dialog box, the ____ section provides options for sorting and filtering data, finding duplicate records, locating a specific recipient, and validating addresses.
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You can use the ____ link in the Mail Merge task pane to add an address to the letter in the location of the insertion point.
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Case AC 6-2 Ross is exporting Access data into Word. After the file is exported into Word, what file format will it be in?
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You can import data stored in a workbook into a new or existing database table.
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Case AC 6-1 Kathleen is working with a large recipient list for an upcoming promotional mailing. She has opened the Mail Merge Recipients dialog box. Kathleen wants to remove some of the recipients from the mail merge list so they do not receive the promotional mailing. What should she do?
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When data is formatted using comma separators, it is called limited data.
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A(n) ____________________ is a document that includes codes that print information from a data source.
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To start a mail merge using Access, open the database that contains the data source for the form letters, and then click the data source (table or query) in the ____ to select it.
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