| A | B |
|---|
| If data in an Access datasheet is copied to a Word document, the data is pasted in a Word table. | True |
| The Insert Database button on the Database toolbar is used to insert data from an Access table into a Word document. | True |
| Access data that has been inserted into a Word document and linked can be sorted in Word. | True |
| If pasted data is static, the data will change if the data in the source file changes. | False |
| Specific mailing labels can be printed by typing a number in the From and To boxes in the Merge to Printer dialog box. | True |
| When Excel data is used to create an Access table, the primary key is automatically selected. | False |
| A form letter is | a Word document with merge fields. |
| Which key is used to update linked Access data in a Word table? | the F9 key |
| f Excel data is pasted into an Access database, Access creates a table naming it | the same as the sheet it was copied from. |
| Selecting an Access table and then selecting the Analyze It with Microsoft Excel command displays | the selected table as an Excel workbook. |
