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I don't have access to specific data about when websites were posted.
No, "text" is not an access data type. In Microsoft Access, commonly used data types include Text, Number, Date/Time, Memo, and Yes/No among others. Text is used to store alphanumeric data such as names or descriptions.
Access Data Types are : Autonumber, Memo Text, Number, Yes/No, date/time, OLE object, Hyperlink, Currency.
To ensure that the data being linked to is up to date.
You should use the Date/Time data type for this. It allows you to enter dates.
sort the data chronologically based on the date field, with the earliest date appearing first and the latest date appearing last.
When writing a bibliography, the date of access would be when the writer first visited a particular website. For example in the below citation, "03 May 2010" would be the date of access"WikiAnswers - What Does Date of Access Mean." WikiAnswers - The Q&A Wiki. Web. 03 May 2010. >.
passwords and pin numbers,questions based on personal details eg your postcode or zipcode,your date of birth,in organisations rank or position may also determine your range of access to sensitive data.
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In Access and in databases in general each field in a database table is of a certain data type. The data type determines what type of data a field can hold. A field of the text data type can hold text, a field of the number data type can hold numbers and a field of the data/time data type can hold date and time values.Access actively checks what type of data is entered into a field and Access will disallow the entry of data into a field that doesn't conform to the field's data type. Access won't allow you to put text into a field of the Number data type, for example.So, data types are a way to restrict the entry of data into a field. Internally, the database uses different strategies for the storage and retrieval of different data types.
Data can be imported from other applications and displayed in Powerpoint. Data can be presented in tables that could have come from other applications, such as Excel, Access or Word. Links can enable the data in the presentation to always be up to date, so when the other files change, the presentation will have the most up to date data. Powerpoint can show the actual data in the files, or just have links to the files on the slides that the user can clidk on to open the files.