?How are calculated fields created in Microsoft Access 2016?

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Answers will vary. To perform a calculation in a query, you add a calculated field to the query. A calculated field displays the results of a mathematical expression. When you run a query that contains a calculated field, Access evaluates the expression in the calculated field and displays the resulting value in the query datasheet, form, or report.?To enter an expression for a calculated field, you type it in an empty Field box in the design grid. You can also use the Expression Builder to enter the expression. Expression Builder is an Access tool that makes it easy for you to create a mathematical expression. When you click the Builder button in the Query Setup group on the Query Tools Design tab, the Expression Builder dialog box opens. In the dialog box, the Expression Categories box lists the fields from the query so you can include them in the expression, and the Expression Elements box contains other elements you can use in the expression, including functions, constants, and operators. Please see the section "Creating a Calculated Field" for more information.