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If you have a field that needs a unique number that's one greater than the last field entry, what field type would you typically

use?
A. AutoNumber
B. Number
C. Yes/No
D. Text

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Alik [6]3 years ago

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AutoNumber it can do it all alone and put the number(If you don’t know the number to put).

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