Allow access developers to create or edit a ribbon with a gui rather than having to write xml.

Crosstables should never have been removed.
It just doesn't make sense to have to export the data to Excel and if the data changes, we need to export again.
Please bring it back

When you use Ctrl F to get the Find & Replace dialog Box there is an Ootion called Match.
Match has three values
Whole Field (the default)
Any Part
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I find I hardly ever use the default, but always want to use "Any Part"
It would be great if there were an Access Option to set the field to the default that I want. This would save me lots of time.

I create user-defined enumerates in VBA quite often, it would be helpful to use those in the expression box i.e. when calling a user defined VBA function and supplying a parameter, so I could start typing the Enum name and IntelliSense would finish the name and when typing a . (dot) provide a list of values for that Enum.

Can you allow us to put access database into local 0365 data centers for marketing purposes? I need to supply the ability to build registration pages by local marketing staff. These are low volume pages and are perfect for hosting with Access(Limited time frame, easy to build, and external).

I love the "Spotlight Images. Move the text from the middle of the picture to the side after I say "I like it" so I can view the picture without a distraction. I use the pictures for meditation

With the rise of PowerApps and the Common Data Service are there any plans to add this connectivity to Access in a similar way we have connections to SharePoint Lists?

It would be great to use the functionality of Access with the CDS as the data source. I have a few offline related uses for this.

Provide more directions on how to make a short cut for this application.

Please have an option for linked table manager refresh with current saved keys. It does not save SQL views linked table keys and asks for them again. I understand why this is the case but the other option is needed.

Right now we must select an object from the drop down list. Depending on the number of objects on a form it can be rather time consuming to scroll to the object you want. It would more user friendly to allow input of the object name just like in a combo box in access.

Thanks for your consideration!

It would be useful to be able to disable the Microsoft Outlook warning that reads "A program is trying to send an email message on your behalf...".

We currently have to use third-party application such as ClickYes by Context Magic to enable automatic emailing.

Hi
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make a printable template sheet that matches info to fill in new contacts for written on the road use.

For mailing, to have as option the sending mailbox and the target folder to store the email

in Access data file import, whether importing from a flat file or excel file, would be so helpful to be able to expand the window, and be able to tab between fields when importing.

To use the template for Pipeline; it would be advantageous to import contacts from Outlook (which it does) and have the Customer name in the Open Opportunities List be the same Field Name as Company, and then have the Employee fill with First Name and Last Name from the customer list (cf Outlook).
Possibly have the category sync from Outlook category also, but be able to override it.

many my clients don't need the true security of SQL server. they are small restaurants and tine retailers. they still user access 2000. but some have been force to use MySQL, or even PostgreSQL on even Linux systems. so, bring the user level security back in your 2019 access will save the world, and good to windows world.

Now that the 32-bit version of Outlook 2016 becomes large address aware (see https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Large-Address-Aware-in-Outlook-2016-ea0913e4-2917-4456-b0ea-935dbd57ef02), it would be great to get that for MS Access as well.

(We hit the 2GB barrier every now and then when batch-exporting MS Access reports as PDF. Having 4GB support would be great. Upgrading to Office 64-bit is usually not an option in corporate environments depending on third-party add-ins.)