Chapter 3 questions and Answer - access Flashcards
Questions and Answers for chapter 3
Aggregate functions perform calculations on:
entire columns of data.
Dates in Access are stored as sequential numbers, allowing for calculations known as ______________ to be performed on dates.
Date Arithmetic
Tara is working on a database that holds employee information. There is a table called Employees that includes a field called HireDate. Tara needs to design a query with an expression that will have the query results show all employees hired in a certain year. Which function will assist Tara in completing this query?
DatePart()
What is the order of operations?
Exponentiation, Multiplication, Division, Addition, Subtraction
Consider the following equation: (5+3) * 2/4 =. What is the value of this equation?
Correct Answer:
4
An expression may contain a constant which is a:
value that does not change.
A set of rules that Access follows when evaluating expressions is called:
syntax.
All of the following statements regarding functions are true EXCEPT that:
function arguments need not be in any specific order.
The ________________________ function allows you to enter the current date into an expression.
Date()
What does the following expression do?
DatePart(“yyyy”,[Employee]![BirthDate])
Isolates the year in the BirthDate field of Employee table
True or False An aggregate function, unlike other functions, can return multiple values
False
True of False Arguments used to produce output for functions must be constants.
False
True or False A function produces a single value based on inputs.
True
True or False The PMT() function calculates the interest paid on a loan.
False
True or False Date formatting changes the underlying value of a date field.
False