I add SaveAs to my QAT -- but it would be nice if it was there by default.

When Save As (for object) from the backstage or whatever it is being these days, does NOT show what you are looking at -- this makes naming difficult.

It would be nice to have an option to Close All but the active object ... Close All would be ok too!

In queries, when there are multiple records for criteria, it would be nice if we could specify to just get the first record matching a certain condition but show all records matching criteria for the query.

Example:
list of all last order dates for a customer

I like the northwind template but wish I could edit it.

Allow hyperlinks in MS Access to open a SharePoint site

Result error

Why?

for me it would be very useful to be able to search queries by date or part of the name

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!

the docmd.sendobject ist too limited.
html formated Mail-Body is essential and easy sending attached files.
the object should be robust, and retry sending if the mailserver is not available.
If the existing Rich Text Control would support Pictures it would be perfect to use it as a mail Editor.
That would be great!

To apply filter easily
data source: values of the segment : sql
child object : subform in continhous mode
field father:child
Sorry for my poor english

In MS Access its easy to add descriptions to fields in table editor. These descriptions are neither taken over when using ssma nor are they brought back to Access when already existing in sql server.

I've written a vba-script that creates an T_SQL script to create all field descriptions of a table. But even if descriptions exists they are not reshown in the linked table.

If creating a new empty accdb (acc 2013 32 bit) and you say "import all" and you have a form (in the old accdb) which contains an (older) IE-Control (part from Internet explorer) Then the form cannot copied over to a new database, but that form corrupts. Old bug, but extremely ennoying, as you cannot be sure that the created database is OK. Especially when you have 100+ Forms in it ...

I've narrowed down the issue, when the "Property Sheet" on the right is shown RDP lag time is in the seconds, hide the "Property Sheet" and it's back to full speed.

Using latest stable Access 365. Please fix.

I understand this would require a re-wickering of Access forms, but this is difficult to accomplish in Access without some serious workarounds. At least have something like a Dialogresult property as in .Net so the user can get simple values from the dialog form when closed.