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Creating Calculated Fields -Exercise
Creating Calculated Fields in Access
Add a Calculated field
Objective:
Add a calculated field to the Consulting database.
You will receive 5 points for this exercise. The exercise is auto-scored, which means all you need to do to receive full credit for the exercise is click the
Submit
button.
Open the Project Hours query in the Consulting database.
Add a field called Billable that is equal to Hours Worked times your hourly rate, $50.
Remember to create the new field in a new column of the query grid.
Name the field first, type a colon, then type the expression.
You may need to use special characters in the expression to tell Access the kind of data you are including
Now try using a Zoom Box: put the cursor in the blank Field cell and press Shift-F2, then type your expression.