When the user clicks on the Macro icon drop-down arrow, there are three options available to the user. The Macro option will open the Visual Basic editor for the creation and editing of Visual Basic objects within the database

Why is this?

You have to #include as well as #include when you use a line of code such as ``` cout << setw(8) << 123456 << endl; ``` but not have to #include when you do the exact equivalent thing in ``` cout.width(8); cout << 123456 << endl; ```

FIGURE EX 6-1In order to access the Insert Hyperlink dialog box shown in Figure EX 6-1 above, you would ____.

A. Click the cell she wants to use for the hyperlink. On the Insert tab of the Ribbon, in the Links group, click the Hyperlink button. B. Right-click the cell or object, and then click Hyperlink on the shortcut menu C. either a. or b. D. neither a. nor b.