Exam 13: Creating Macros

In the figure above, what is the name of the macro that is being single stepped?

As shown in the figure, Message, Beep, Type, and Title are arguments for the MessageBox macro action.

In the figure above, how many macro actions are shown?

On Click is an example of a(n) ____.

List four of the major benefits of using macros.

To permanently trust a database, store the database in a trusted _____.

You can assign a key combination to a macro by creating a macro with the name _____.

You are a busy information technology (IT) specialist at a well-known accounting firm. You work with departments throughout the company to help them solve problems and simplify computer tasks. The Payroll department needs you to improve its database's ease of use by adding some kind of audible warning sound and an automatic message to tell the user when a data entry mistake has been made.  What are the names of the two macro actions you would use in a macro to achieve this?

Which of the following is NOT an argument for OpenReport?

ApplyFilter, RunCommand, Close, and OpenReport are examples of macro ____.

It's common to put command buttons in the Form Footer so that users have a consistent location to find them.

You most often run a data macro based on a table event .

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of using macros?

Macro actions are evaluated based on their order in the Macro Design View window, starting at the bottom.

You cannot override existing Access key combinations such as [Ctrl][C] for copy with an Access AutoKey assignment.

The _____ Catalog lists all available macro actions organized by category.

The _____ button executes the selected Access macro.

Which argument of the OpenReport macro action determines the report that is opened?

You have been asked to troubleshoot a macro that doesn't work. Explain why single stepping a macro as shown in the figure helps you solve the problem.

A macro may contain one or more _____, the tasks that you want Access to perform.