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| Concatenate | This is joining text strings together by the use of the & sign in a calculation |
| Division | The operator symbol, / (slash) refers to this in an Access Calculation |
| Drag | To change the order in which a field is displayed in a query you do this to it |
| Formula | Amount: [Quantity] * [Price] is an example of this |
| Greater Than (>) Sign | You type this sign in format property to force text to be all uppercase |
| Is Null | Use this in the relational operator if you want to find a field where there are no values |
| Join Line | Shows two tables related by a common field |
| Query | A database object where you can save selected records in the order in which you want to see them displayed |
| Query Criteria | An expression you use to choose specific records in a database |
| Caption Property | Changes how a field name will be printed |
| Record Source Property | If you rename a query, you must change this on any related forms or reports to the new name of the query |
| Multiplication | Typing an * means to perform this |
