One of the benefits of using macros in an Access database is to:
A) increase the automation of the database by running multiple queries and reports with a single button click.
B) set the correct table relationships that will help to efficiently organize the data in a database.
C) automate non-routine tasks within an Access database.
D) efficiently and accurately process the database from several remote locations.
A
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To display a long text label on two or more lines within a single cell:
A) insert a line break with Ctrl+Enter. B) type the first line, press Enter, and type the remaining line. C) use F2 to insert a line break after the first line. D) insert a line break with Alt+Enter.
Which of the following is the correct order for these steps in the database design process?
A. Discovery phase, normalize the data, plan the tables, test the database using sample data B. Plan the tables, normalize the data, test the database using sample data, discovery phase C. Discovery phase, plan the tables, normalize the data, test the database using sample data D. Test the database using sample data, discovery phase, plan the tables, normalize the data