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12 months ago
Q1. What is the primary focus of the video tutorial discussed?
A. Configuring query criteria to filter records based on user-defined date ranges.
B. Learning how to write complex VBA code for database operations.
C. Designing a user interface with multiple buttons for a gaming application.
D. Installing and setting up Microsoft Access on a new computer.

Q2. Why does the instructor suggest adding '+1' to the criteria for checking end dates in queries?
A. To ensure the inclusion of times in date values.
B. To extend the report generation by one day.
C. To avoid duplication of date entries.
D. To fix errors in the database management system.

Q3. What does the instructor illustrate using a button in the video?
A. How to delete records from a database.
B. How to preview a report based on date filters.
C.How to create a new database table.
D. How to export data into an Excel spreadsheet.

Q4. Which problem is addressed towards the end of the video related to VBA coding?
A. Syntax errors in VBA functions.
B. The inability to edit text box values because they are bound to a control source.
C. Connection issues between Microsoft Access and external data sources.
D. Incomplete installation of essential software updates.

Q5. What is the purpose of the 'date add' function as used in the video?
A. To subtract dates from a specific field.
B. To reset the form fields to their default values.
C. To add a specified interval of time to a date value in queries.
D. To create a new query based on modified criteria.

Q6. When modifying the query to restrict records based on dates, what does the instructor ensure about the start and end dates?
A. Both dates are exactly the same.
B. The start date includes the time at midnight, and the end date does not.
C. The start date and end date are inclusive of the current system time.
D. The end date is set to include the next month.

Q7. What does the instructor recommend if users want to learn more about issues with date and time in queries?
A. Consult the database management system documentation.
B. Watch another specific video that discusses dealing with dates and times in queries.
C. Ignore the issue as it is not significant.
D. Rewrite the database schema to accommodate better date handling.

Answers: 1-A; 2-A; 3-B; 4-B; 5-C; 6-B; 7-B

DISCLAIMER: Quiz questions are AI generated. If you find any that are wrong, don't make sense, or aren't related to the video topic at hand, then please post a comment and let me know. Thanks.

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