Access 2013

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Across
  1. 4. A unit of data that includes every piece of information in a given row.
  2. 6. which includes all records except for those whose data for the selected field begins with the search term.
  3. 9. Allows you to navigate through records one at a time.
  4. 10. includes all records except for those with cells that contain the selected data.
  5. 11. allows you to select specific data from your table and find data that is similar or dissimilar to it.
  6. 14. ensure you're entering the right data in the right location and format.
  7. 15. which includes only records whose data for the selected field begins with the search term.
  8. 17. allows you to search for existing records.
  9. 18. Is where you can locate the form you want to open.
  10. 20. includes all records except for those whose data for the selected field ends with the search term.
  11. 25. to include only records with numbers in that field that are greater than or equal to the number you enter.
  12. 26. you to enter data by choosing from a drop-down list of choices.
  13. 27. Command allows you to search for any term in your table and replace it with a new one.
  14. 28. to include only records with numbers in that field that are less than or equal to the number you enter.
Down
  1. 1. Command allows you to search for any term in your table.
  2. 2. Going up, it will arrange numbers from smallest to largest and text from A to Z.
  3. 3. Two tools that let you customize how you organize and view your data, making it more convenient to work with.
  4. 5. Going down, largest to smallest for numbers and Z to A for text.
  5. 7. includes only records with cells that contain the selected data.
  6. 8. Columns are referred to
  7. 11. can provide quick and easy ways to carry out common tasks instead of using the commands on the Ribbon.
  8. 12. On the Home tab contains a handful of commands for working with records, including New Record, Save Record, and Delete Record.
  9. 13. will create a new record with all fields cleared except for fields with a default value.
  10. 16. Formatting Command Group Allows you to make your table easier to read by adding an alternate row color or modifying the gridlines that separate individual rows and columns.
  11. 19. Access equivalent of the blank space where you would write your information on a paper form.
  12. 21. which includes only records with data that is identical to the selected data.
  13. 22. includes only records whose data for the selected field ends with the search term.
  14. 23. which includes all records except for the data that is identical to the selection.
  15. 24. to include records with numbers that fall within a certain range.