When setting up a query, setting "criteria" is the same as setting a select one: a. data type that will be saved with the query. b. sort that will be saved with the query. c. filter that will be saved with the query. d. table that will be saved with the query. question 12 not yet answered marked out of 1.0 not flaggedflag question question text in a query, the sort order of multiple fields is determined by select one: a. the order in which the fields appear from left to right in query design view. b. the order in which the fields appear from left to right in datasheet view. c. the order in which the fields appear from right to left in query design view. d. you cannot sort by more than one column. question 13 not yet answered marked out of 1.0 not flaggedflag question question text how do you create new simple query in ms access? select one: a. go to the navigation pane and double-click on the query title. b. click on the little arrow at the top of the data field. c. go to the "file" tab and click "new". d. go to the "create" tab and choose "query design". question 14 not yet answered marked out of 1.0 not flaggedflag question question text a query can pull its information from select one: a. one or more queries in the database. b. one or more queries and/or tables in the database. c. only a single table in the database. d. one or more tables in the database. question 15 not yet answered marked out of 1.0 not flaggedflag question question text you have created a new query and saved it as customerq. you then add a specific criteria and want to save the new query as customernewq. how do you save the new query without overwriting the old query? select one: a. go to "file", then click "save object as", then give the query a new name. b. click the blue floppy disk "save" button at the top left. c. go to "file", then click "save as", then give the query a new name. d. go to "file", then click "save", then give the query a new name.

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