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+1 most dialog boxes should be sizeable
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The Access team is adjusting our status for this request – we are planning to embed the Monaco Editor (support for SQL Editor improvements) into Access, to be released within the next semester (first half of 2021), which will provide capabilities such as syntax highlighting, IntelliSense, SQL comments, and more. We are excited to have this capability released by next year, and we appreciate the energy and enthusiasm on this feature request. We still have a long ways to go to improve our experience with SQL, so please stay tuned as we execute on this objective!
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most important to me is ZOOM ... my eyes cannot read as well as they used to. I often have to copy SQL to Word just to read it because it is too small for me. I put a lot of SQL into Word anyway as I wrote a function to format it and there I can also search/replace -- would be nice if the SQL statement would be saved as formatted.
Rather than revamping Access to be a word processor, how about if Word could be used as the editor?
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you can manipulate and move in the OPEN event for forms (not sure about reports) in an ACCDE or MDE ... not saved so not too efficient though
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I have noticed improvements on this -- it is better than it was ;) ~
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you can use Validation Rule and Validation Text. For email (from Jeff Conrad), this would be something like: Is Null Or ((Like "*?@?*.?*") And (Not Like "*[ ,;]*"))
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rearranging the tabs by dragging would be nice when I use tabbed view (which most of the time I do not)
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Thanks Bruno for posting.
I’m unclear of the issue you are describing. Could you please elaborate?Thanks
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sometimes MsgBox (displayed using VBA) does not have a border -- this makes it very hard to see! This does not always happen, just sometimes since Fall 2015.
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use conditional formatting
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Report View is interactive. My preference is Print Preview because it is faster, especially for lots of data, but not interactive. In those cases, I offer the user a choice of view so if they want interactivity, they can have it. If they just want to see the data quickly, they can choose Print Preview.
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The tables that store import/export specs are:
MsysIMEXspecs
MsysIMEXcolumnsWhile you cannot modify the tables directly, you can use APPEND queries to add records to those tables -- and you can delete records from them directly. You can probably use UPDATE queries on them too, but what I usually do is
1. make-table from the columns of a spec using MsysIMEXcolumns
2. delete rows from MsysIMEXcolumns for a particular spec
3. modify specs
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I get that sometimes -- old computer and graphics card I imagine. To fix, minimize the window and then restore.
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and why does it matter what the printer is to layout reports? Word, Excel, and PowerPoint don't care ... so why does Access?
I add SaveAs to the QAT ... do not like how SaveAs is currently implemented as a backstage command since once we click it, we can no longer see what we are working on which makes coming up with a good name harder.