Which of the following is true of storing calculations in a table in Microsoft Access 2016?
A)Calculated data stored in a table does not consume space.
B)Using the Calculated Field data type provides limited options for creating a calculation.
C)Including a calculated field in a table whose value is dependent on other fields in the table obeys database design principles.
D)The Calculated Field data type does not store the result of an expression as a field in a table.

Question

Which of the following is true of storing calculations in a table in Microsoft Access 2016? ​
A)Calculated data stored in a table does not consume space.
B)Using the Calculated Field data type provides limited options for creating a calculation.
C)Including a calculated field in a table whose value is dependent on other fields in the table obeys database design principles.
D)The Calculated Field data type does not store the result of an expression as a field in a table.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

CB) The Calculated Field data type in Access does provide a way to create calculations, but compared to using queries or programming languages like VBA, it offers limited options and flexibility for creating complex calculations.C) Including a calculated field in a table that depends on other fields is a common practice and aligns with database design principles. It ensures data integrity and reduces redundancy by calculating values dynamically based on other fields' data.

Which of the Following Is True of Storing Calculations in a Table