Q: Why are calculated fields created with database queries? Why not create
Why are calculated fields created with database queries? Why not create them directly with reports?
See AnswerQ: Would you rather use a form or a datasheet for entering data
Would you rather use a form or a datasheet for entering data into a database table? Why?
See AnswerQ: To create a form, would you rather use the Form Wizard
To create a form, would you rather use the Form Wizard in Access or create the form from scratch? Why?
See AnswerQ: Dick Hammaker has been fascinated with Corvette cars, especially convertibles,
Dick Hammaker has been fascinated with Corvette cars, especially convertibles, since he was a teenager. Dick grew up in Michigan and worked part-time through his high school and college years at a car...
See AnswerQ: What is a sub form? Why do forms have sub forms
What is a sub form? Why do forms have sub forms? How do you create sub forms in Access?
See AnswerQ: Why do database developers customize forms? Why isn’t it sufficient to
Why do database developers customize forms? Why isn’t it sufficient to use the form as initially created by the Form Wizard?
See AnswerQ: What is the purpose of a database report? What information do
What is the purpose of a database report? What information do such reports contain?
See AnswerQ: The chapter suggested that it is important to design the format of
The chapter suggested that it is important to design the format of a report before creating the report itself. Do you agree or disagree?
See AnswerQ: Do you think that we will still use hard-copy reports
Do you think that we will still use hard-copy reports in the future, or will they be replaced with soft-copy ones? Defend your answer.
See AnswerQ: Would you rather use the Report Wizard to create the format of
Would you rather use the Report Wizard to create the format of a report or design one yourself from scratch? Why?
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