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Enable Access to work with Azure Multi-Factor Authentication

There seems to be no way of allowing Access to link to an Azure SQL database where Azure Active Directory Multi-Factor Authentication has been enabled. This means that if an IT department switches on MFA Access can't connect to an Azure SQL database it can connect to where MFA has not been activated.

If I have missed something, please tell me!

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      • Alan Cossey commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        So, if an IT department switches on MFA, how do I continue to use Access to connect to the Azure SQL database, please? Have I missed something obvious?

      Access (Desktop Application): External Data Connectivity

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