Access Chapter 1

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The Access view that displays data in columns and rows like an Excel worksheet is

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Datasheet view

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The characteristic that defines the kind of data you can store in a field is the

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data type

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The box at the left of a record in Datasheet view that you click to select an entire record is the

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record selector box

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To add on to the end of an object, such as to add records to the end of an existing table, is to

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append

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Characteristics of a field that control how the field displays and how data is entered are

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field properties

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The field that uniquely identifies a record in a table is known as the

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primary key

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The underlying design of a table is referred to as the

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structure

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The object that retrieves specific data and then displays only the data that you specify is a

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query

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The object that displays fields and records from a table or query in a printable format is a

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report

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Information repeated in a database in a manner that indicates poor design is said to be

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redundant