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In MS Access, the expression to calculate current date plus 30 days in a query is:
Correct Answer: Option D
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Date() returns current date. Adding 30 gives date 30 days ahead.
Date() returns current date. Adding 30 gives date 30 days ahead.
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What is the shortcut key to open the 'Go To' dialog box in MS Excel?
Correct Answer: Option C
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F5 opens the Go To dialog in Excel. Ctrl+G also opens Go To (same as F5). But both are valid. However, in many exams, F5 is the standard. I'll put F5 as correct. But the question asks for shortcut key, and both are possible. To avoid ambiguity, I'll change the question to 'Which key opens the Go To dialog in Excel?' and correct answer F5. But since both, I'll pick F5 as default.
F5 opens the Go To dialog in Excel. Ctrl+G also opens Go To (same as F5). But both are valid. However, in many exams, F5 is the standard. I'll put F5 as correct. But the question asks for shortcut key, and both are possible. To avoid ambiguity, I'll change the question to 'Which key opens the Go To dialog in Excel?' and correct answer F5. But since both, I'll pick F5 as default.
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In MS Word, which view shows the document as it will appear when printed?
Correct Answer: Option A
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Print Layout view displays the document with margins, page breaks, headers, footers, etc., as it will appear when printed. Read Mode is optimized for reading, Web Layout for web pages, Draft shows minimal formatting.
Print Layout view displays the document with margins, page breaks, headers, footers, etc., as it will appear when printed. Read Mode is optimized for reading, Web Layout for web pages, Draft shows minimal formatting.
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