Jun 16 2022 09:29 AM
I have just upgraded from Office 2019 to Microsoft 365.
I have an Access database (.accdb) which I have been using with no issues in Access 2019. Since changing to Microsoft 365, the database is not working correctly.
When data is entered using a form, the data is correctly saved in the relevant tables but subforms, reports, searches, etc do not update with any of the new data. So the only data I can see in forms, reports, etc is data that was entered before changing to 365.
Help, please!
Jun 17 2022 05:54 AM
Solution@Andrea1223 There's more to the story, I think.
The change from Access 2019 to Access 365 probably did not, in itself, lead to this problem. It's more like that something changed within the accdb itself.
"When data is entered using a form, the data is correctly saved in the relevant tables...."
How have you been able to verify that?
"...subforms, reports, searches, etc do not update with any of the new data."
How does this "update" work? What does that entail?
Jun 18 2022 10:34 AM
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Jun 19 2022 04:26 AM
Jun 17 2022 05:54 AM
Solution@Andrea1223 There's more to the story, I think.
The change from Access 2019 to Access 365 probably did not, in itself, lead to this problem. It's more like that something changed within the accdb itself.
"When data is entered using a form, the data is correctly saved in the relevant tables...."
How have you been able to verify that?
"...subforms, reports, searches, etc do not update with any of the new data."
How does this "update" work? What does that entail?