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| 1. | forms within and related to a main form through a common field |
| 2. | AND and OR |
| 3. | a database object created by placing filters and selecting multiple criteria (comparison operators) to extract information from one or more tables |
| 4. | the building blocks of all databases. They are used to group and organize the information within a database. an arrangement of columns and rows |
| 5. | appears at the top of every page and usually contains field names |
| 6. | used to automatically assign a number to each record and to assist in preventing duplication of data. (Often used with/as a primary key) |
| 7. | appears on every page and usually contains page numbers |
| 9. | field property used to format numbers for one or more decimal points |
| 10. | complete description of all of the fields related to one item in a table. another level of organization in database tables |
| 12. | a data type in toggle format that allows a user to select a yes or no value in a database cell |
| 14. | text boxes for displaying numbers, names, or labels |
| 17. | a single piece of data in a database table |
| 18. | a data type used for lengthy entries that allows combinations of text and numbers |
| 21. | contains the report details or content information |
| 24. | a grouping or category of similar information contained in a table. unique identifiers for categories of information |
| 25. | a field property used for column naming that allows a more user-friendly and properly formatted field name than that stored in the database design |
| 27. | data type used to arrange and sort data chronologically |
| 29. | reduces the number of records because both conditions must be met |