Which data type field property option in MS Access lets you create a drop-down choice list that pulls options either from an existing table source or a hardcoded value set? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

Which data type field property option in MS Access lets you create a drop-down choice list that pulls options either from an existing table source or a hardcoded value set?
A. Hyperlink Field Type
B. Calculated Field choice
C. Lookup Wizard
D. Attachment properties
Answer: Option C
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
The Lookup Wizard establishes a lookup field that displays a clean dropdown list of choices derived dynamically from another database table reference or static list parameter.

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