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Quiz 3: Customize, Analyze, and Summarize Query Data: Creating and Using Queries to Make Decisions
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Question 101
Multiple Choice
When using date data, the date is surrounded by ________.
Question 102
Multiple Choice
When a(n) ________ query is run, it contains an extra row that displays aggregate data.
Question 103
Multiple Choice
The results of PricePerRoom: [ListPrice]/([Beds]+[Baths]+3) will appear in a column with the heading ________.
Question 104
Multiple Choice
If you misspell a field name in a calculated field of a query and then run the query, Access will:
Question 105
Multiple Choice
When creating a calculated field using field names, Access automatically surrounds the field names with ________.
Question 106
Multiple Choice
A(n) ________ function performs a calculation on an entire column and returns a single result.
Question 107
Multiple Choice
What is the value of =4+3*2^2?
Question 108
True/False
You can use the Expression Wizard to supply fields, operators, and functions to help you create expressions.
Question 109
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT an Access arithmetic operator?
Question 110
True/False
The order of operations specifies that any exponents are performed first.
Question 111
True/False
When the results of using the COUNT or MAXIMUM aggregate functions in a query are displayed, they appear in the Total row.
Question 112
Multiple Choice
Pmt is an example of a(n) ________.
Question 113
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT an aggregate function?
Question 114
True/False
When the result of a calculated field is too large to fit in a column, a series of pound signs # is displayed.
Question 115
True/False
You can use Pmt to find the future value of a mortgage.
Question 116
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Match the following terms to their meanings:
Premises:
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Grouping
Data needed to produce the output for a function
Order of operations
Consist of different elements to produce the desired output
Argument
Summarizes data by the values of a field
Premises:
Grouping
Order of operations
Argument
Responses:
Data needed to produce the output for a function
Consist of different elements to produce the desired output
Summarizes data by the values of a field