All of the following are true in reference to built-in functions EXCEPT:
A) A function produces a result based on variable inputs known as arguments.
B) You can use Expression Builder to find out if a built-in function exists in Access.
C) Built-in functions can only perform calculations on numeric data.
D) Built-in functions work the same in Access as they do in Excel.

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Built-in functions in Access (and in most programming environments) are designed to work with various types of data, not just numeric. They can handle strings, dates, and other data types, performing operations like concatenation, format conversion, and more. This makes choice C incorrect as it inaccurately limits the scope of built-in functions to only numeric data calculations.

All of the Following Are True in Reference to Built-In