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    Dear Fellow Programmers,
    I am looking for some advice to create a multiple choice exam that connects to an Access file and uses VB6 to create the interface with perhaps 20 questions.The skills review would be an excutatble file. How would I create the array to store the answers? I would also like to calculate the percent correct for each question. The user sees his/her current score. Can anyone get me started?


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    u can try storing the questions and correct answers in a table. then have a record of those people taking the tests and thier answer in another table. Since there are only 20 questions, u can easily compare their answers any time and give yourself a calculation of the scores.

    This is just a suggestion that came to my mind, there coud be an easier solution.

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    Answer to jax-Online Testing

    Originally posted by jax
    u can try storing the questions and correct answers in a table. then have a record of those people taking the tests and thier answer in another table. Since there are only 20 questions, u can easily compare their answers any time and give yourself a calculation of the scores.
    This is just a suggestion that came to my mind, there coud be an easier solution.
    Dear Jax,
    Thank you so much for the suggestion. Before I store the questions and answers in the Access Tables, would each question and choices be in a Visual Basic Form. Also, would each form have one question with a choice of answers, A B C D E etc?
    By the way your nickname is interesting: Jacksonville, Florida is abbreviated "Jax." Take Care

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    Hey, Jax,

    Looks like you've got a friend for life there!

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