Which of the following statements are true about an expression used in Microsoft Office Access 2010? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose all that apply.

The correct answer is A. It performs a calculation. B. It manipulates character or test data. D. It is a set of logical or mathematical operators, functions, and constants. An expression is a set of logical or mathematical operators, functions, constants, and names of field, control, and property. It evaluates to a single value. An expression performs the following Manipulate character or test data. Perform a calculation. Answer: C is incorrect…

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Question

Which of the following statements are true about an expression used in Microsoft Office Access 2010? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose all that apply.

Options

AIt performs a calculation.
BIt manipulates character or test data.
CIt defines the actions needed to perform as a result of a defined event.
DIt is a set of logical or mathematical operators, functions, and constants.

How the community answered

(53 responses)

A
72% (38)
C
28% (15)

Explanation

An expression is a set of logical or mathematical operators, functions, constants, and names of field, control, and property. It evaluates to a single value. An expression performs the following Manipulate character or test data. Perform a calculation. Answer: C is incorrect. In Microsoft Office Access 2010, a macro is a database object that defines the actions that are required for Access to perform as a result of a defined event. It is also used to open and execute queries, open tables, and print or view reports. A user can add simple conditions in macros to specify when actions are performed or skipped.

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