Move the selected control to the right (except controls that are part of a layout)
Move the selected control to the left (except controls that are part of a layout)
Move the selected control up
None of these
Answer is Right!
Answer is Wrong!
The correct answer is: B. Move the selected control to the left (except controls that are part of a layout)
When you press the LEFT ARROW key or CTRL+LEFT ARROW key, Access moves the selected control to the left. This is true for all controls, except for controls that are part of a layout. Controls that are part of a layout cannot be moved individually.
To move a control that is part of a layout, you must first break the control out of the layout. To do this, right-click the control and select “Break Layout.” Once the control is no longer part of the layout, you can move it using the LEFT ARROW key or CTRL+LEFT ARROW key.
Here are some additional details about each option:
- Option A: Move the selected control to the right (except controls that are part of a layout). This is not the correct answer because the LEFT ARROW key moves the selected control to the left, not to the right.
- Option C: Move the selected control up. This is not the correct answer because the LEFT ARROW key moves the selected control to the left, not up.
- Option D: None of these. This is not the correct answer because one of the options is correct.