You are trying to assess the performance of your North American ...

[tatyanajohnson]

You are trying to assess the performance of your North American branches. The performance measure is gross profit. The relevant figures are contained in the Gross Profit field. If Gross Profit is greater than or equal to 55, the custom field, named Status, will read Approve. If Gross Profit is between 54 and 30, the custom field will read Attention. If Gross Profit is less than 30, the field will read Fail. What is the field name that will be entered?
 
  A) IIf(Gross Profit >=55, Approve, IIf(Gross Profit >=30, Attention, Fail))
  B) IIf(Gross Profit >=55, Approve, IIf(Gross Profit >30, Attention, Fail))
  C) IIf(Gross Profit >=55, Approve, >30, Attention, Fail)
  D) IIf(Gross Profit >=55>30, Approve, Attention, Fail)

Question 2

Which of the following is NOT true when creating fields and entering data in those fields?
 
  A) When you have fields such as name or address that are composed of several smaller fields, you should split them into their component parts.
  B) Consider whether you might want to report on smaller parts of the field to determine what fields to create.
  C) Enter first and last names in alphabetical order in case two people have the same last name.
  D) Splitting fields into smaller parts allows for more flexibility for reporting.

[quynhmickitran]

Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C