Which one of the following statements concerning importing data into Access is not correct?
A) Data must resemble the structure of an Access table, including field names in the first row.
B) Most input data is in a delimited (versus fixed-width) format.
C) Data can only be imported from Excel and other Access files.
D) You can specify your own primary key or accept a default primary key.
C
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