Answer:
Some examples of major macro actions are:
create new records
open and close forms
open database objects
navigate through records
import and export data
Some additional major macro actions that are not listed above are:
run queries
create reports
modify table structures (e.g. adding or deleting fields)
create or modify relationships between tables
set or modify field properties (e.g. field size, data type, default value)
apply filters or sorts to records
set or modify form or report properties (e.g. layout, formatting, conditional formatting)
run VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) code
It is important to note that some of the actions listed above (e.g. lock databases from changes, prevent users from viewing data) may not be considered "major" macro actions depending on the context in which they are used. These actions may be used to secure a database or restrict access to certain data, but they may not necessarily be considered the primary focus of a macro.
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