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You are working on a home computer with Microsoft Office 2010 installed on it. You are creating a form in Microsoft Office Access 2010 in order to control the execution of Access database…

The correct answer is A. It links several forms or reports using macros or Visual Basic procedures. B. It displays ActiveX objects directly on the form. D. It performs extensive editing of data using a macro or Visual Basic procedure. A form has the following capabilities: It controls and enhances the looks of data. It adds controls such as, list boxes and check boxes. It displays ActiveX objects directly on the form. It calculates and displays values based on data in a table or a query. It performs…

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Question

You are working on a home computer with Microsoft Office 2010 installed on it. You are creating a form in Microsoft Office Access 2010 in order to control the execution of Access database application. Which of the following capabilities does this object provide? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose all that apply.

Options

  • AIt links several forms or reports using macros or Visual Basic procedures.
  • BIt displays ActiveX objects directly on the form.
  • CIt provides a more discrete flow of actions and way to trap errors.
  • DIt performs extensive editing of data using a macro or Visual Basic procedure.

How the community answered

(35 responses)
  • A
    80% (28)
  • C
    20% (7)

Explanation

A form has the following capabilities: It controls and enhances the looks of data. It adds controls such as, list boxes and check boxes. It displays ActiveX objects directly on the form. It calculates and displays values based on data in a table or a query. It performs extensive editing of data using a macro or Visual Basic procedure. It links several forms or reports using macros or Visual Basic procedures. Answer: C is incorrect. A module provides a more discrete flow of actions and way to trap errors.

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#form capabilities#macros#Visual Basic#ActiveX objects

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