You should open the Projects table in the Datasheet view to make some changes in the table's data.
The Datasheet view is the default view of a table. It is used to display and modify data of the table. When a table is opened in the Datasheet view, this view displays the table's data in columns (fields) and rows (records). The first row has column headings or field names. In order to open a table in the Datasheet view, a user should double-click on the table's name or choose the Datasheet View option from the view list. The Datasheet view of a table is given below:

Answer D and B are incorrect. In the PivotTable and PivotChart views, you can perform data analysis. Both of them are used to organize and summarize information into useful analysis presentations.
Answer C is incorrect. In the Design view, you can view and modify the structure of a table.

A Microsoft Office Excel worksheet is the best place to perform the following tasks to manipulate data before importing it into Access:
Add or remove fields.
Combine or split fields.
Use complex mathematical functions.
You can easily import a worksheet or a named range from a worksheet into a new table or an existing table. You can also import some particular fields from a worksheet or a named range into Access.
Answer A, D, and B are incorrect. You can use these three places for importing data into Access, but all these have a complicated process of importing information.

The Can Grow property allows a control to adjust its dimensions according to the contents present in the control. A control grows vertically to adjust its contents so that all the contents can be displayed. The default value of the Can Grow property is false.
Answer A is incorrect. The name property refers to the name given to a control in a form or a report. The default name of the control is the control name plus 1, 2, 3, etc. The name of the control should be meaningful so that it can be easily used during programming. The value of this property cannot be changed programmatically. It can be changed only in design view.
Answer D is incorrect. The ControlSource property bounds a control to a field of a table. If a control is bound to a field by using this property, the control is known as a bound control. If the value of this property is blank, the control is known as an unbound control. If the ControlSource property contains an expression, the control is known as a calculated control.
Answer C is incorrect. The TextFormat property of a control helps to change a text to rich text format. This helps to apply multiple formatting options for the text in a control. A user can change the format of the text to bold, italics, etc., The user can also change the font of the selected text and can apply other types of formatting.

When a database is created by clicking the Blank Web Database button in the Microsoft Backstage view, only the Layout view is available for designing forms.
The Layout view is used to modify a form in Microsoft Office Access 2010. In this view, the form is actually running. The Layout view displays the data when the form is modified. This view is very helpful in setting the control's size or performing other tasks that change the look and usability of the form.
Answer A is incorrect. The Form view is a common view of forms in which you can view and enter data as per your requirement.
Answer C is incorrect. The Design view is a common view of form in which you can work with the elements of the form and refine element's look and way of working. You can also add controls to the form through the Design view.
Answer D is incorrect. The Datasheet view is used to view and modify information in a table or query. When you open a form in the Datasheet view, it looks like a table.

Following are the three ways to create a join between two tables in Microsoft Access 2010:
1.Create relationships between the tables while designing the database.
2.Select two tables for the query that have a field in common. This field has the same name and data in both tables.
3.Modify the default join behavior.
Answer B is incorrect. The Object Dependencies pane is available on the Relationships group in the Database Tools tab. It demonstrates the interactions or dependencies of all database objects. It helps in preventing record sources from being accidentally deleted. It also displays how other objects are affected by the design change whenever any change is made in the design of an object.