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You could say False. It is not always known as a field. However, in the context of a database or list in Excel, it can be referred to as a field. A field is something associated with databases. In Access a column would always be a field, but only sometimes in Excel.
DCOUNT is like COUNT, except that it works on an Excel Database or List. It returns the number of cells in a column or or a field of a database that contains numbers and meets a given criteria. It needs the full list or database, a specified field to count values from and criteria that uses one or more fields.
A field.
In a database a field with a formula is called a calculated field. A calculated field should actually be in a table, as it can be calculated from data in other fields in the table, so it normally only appears in queries, reports and forms. In a spreadsheet it would just be a calculation.
In the context of it being a database, then the row of values would represent a field in that database.
Database is collection of tables. Tables contains the data in rows & columns. The columns are defined with a Name, Data type, Length & few other parameters. The columns is nothing but the field. If you know Microsoft excel, consider a worksheet as a database table. You define a Name to each & every column and you format the cell as General, Date, Currency etc. This is also called as Field name.
records, a record contains fields, and a field is made up of characters
When used as a database, an identifier in Excel identifies a record, so it acts like a primary key field. You can then find records easier.
Yes it does, like a field in a database.
If you create it in Design View, no field name is given. If you create it in Datasheet View it is called Field1.
In a database, a field that uniquely identifies a particular record in a table is called
field