Question

With the Managers table open in Datasheet view, use the Find and Replace too to find Bryan in the FirstName field and replace it with Brian as the new text.

A) Open the Managers table, go to Design view, locate the FirstName field, and manually edit the entry from "Bryan" to "Brian."

B) Open the Managers table, switch to Datasheet view, locate the FirstName field, right-click on "Bryan," select Replace, and enter "Brian" as the replacement text.

C) Open the Managers table, go to Layout view, find the FirstName field, and use the Replace function from the toolbar to substitute "Bryan" with "Brian."

D) Open the Managers table, navigate to Query view, create a query to find and replace "Bryan" with "Brian" in the FirstName field.

Answer 1

To correct the name 'Bryan' to 'Brian' in the FirstName field of the Managers table, use the Find and Replace tool in Datasheet view by right-clicking on the name 'Bryan,' selecting Replace, and entering 'Brian' as the new name.

Step-by-step explanation:

To find and replace the name 'Bryan' with 'Brian' in the FirstName field of the Managers table in Datasheet view, you should follow option B: Open the Managers table, switch to Datasheet view, locate the FirstName field, right-click on "Bryan," select Replace, and enter "Brian" as the replacement text. Here's a step-by-step guide:

1. Open the Managers table in Microsoft Access or a similar database program.
2. Ensure you are in Datasheet view where you can see the table's data entries.
3. Locate the FirstName field that contains the name "Bryan" that you want to replace.
4. Right-click on the entry with "Bryan" and select the Replace option from the context menu.
5. In the Find and Replace dialog box, enter "Bryan" in the 'Find What' field, and enter "Brian" in the 'Replace With' field.
6. Click on Replace All if you want to replace all instances of "Bryan" or click on Replace if you want to replace them one by one.

Make sure to review the changes before saving the table to avoid unintended replacements.