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You perform several edits in a table within an Access database. When should you execute the Save command?
SAVE : It is nothing but saving the worksheet or any other page which is being currently edited and saved so that when the power goes off the data won't dissappear SAVE AS : Giving the file name to the worksheet/page
Use Save As Command...
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There are different ways you could do it. You could use the Scenario Manager to store an initial set of values that you can restore. You could use the Undo command. You could save the file just before you make you changes and then go back to the saved version when you are finished.
If you only want part of a worksheet to be saved, then copy the section you would like to save, open a new workbook, paste the section into a worksheet, and save the new file.
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For any standard Mac application, use the Save or Save As... command under the File menu. If the particular Mac application doesn't have a File menu, or chooses to use a different command, report it as a bug to the developer; all Mac applications that save files should use the standard method.
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No. The workBOOK is saved as a single file including every workSHEET.