Hi all,
I don't get it, maybe someone here can help with some tips and tricks.
When I create a query, espescially after using 'query wizard', then I'm looking at the query results, I no longer have the Design View tab!! Is this not a catch 22?? How do I go back to design view?
I see the "Query Design" button, which seems logical, but it's in the "Create" tab, so when I click on that it says I have to "Save Query xxx before creating an object based on it"
What??????????
I just want to click back into design view on a query I just created? Why cant that happen?
Same with forms. I created a subform. Now I want to create a new blank form. I hit "Form" in the "Create" tab--and does it "Create" a new "Form"?? NO. It opens a copy of the last form selected with a "1" appeneded to the end of that forms name, as if it "assumed" I must want to create a new form based on that form.
I just don't get it. Why the difficulty? Why the "assumptions" and the "looking-over-my-shoulder-thinking-they're-being-helpful" arrogant disruption?
Can anyone explain how I would simply create a brand new form, that's blank, and let me add my own stuff to it--what *I* want to do and not what MS might "assume" based on some bizarre guess as to contextually what they assume I might want?
This is just such a huge departure from the 2003 version that it is almost impossible to work with.
Thanks for any help on how I can be productive with Access 2010 without this "help" from what appears to be a return of Mr Paperclip guy, only he's invisible this time.
Thanks,
--Jim
I don't get it, maybe someone here can help with some tips and tricks.
When I create a query, espescially after using 'query wizard', then I'm looking at the query results, I no longer have the Design View tab!! Is this not a catch 22?? How do I go back to design view?
I see the "Query Design" button, which seems logical, but it's in the "Create" tab, so when I click on that it says I have to "Save Query xxx before creating an object based on it"
What??????????
I just want to click back into design view on a query I just created? Why cant that happen?
Same with forms. I created a subform. Now I want to create a new blank form. I hit "Form" in the "Create" tab--and does it "Create" a new "Form"?? NO. It opens a copy of the last form selected with a "1" appeneded to the end of that forms name, as if it "assumed" I must want to create a new form based on that form.
I just don't get it. Why the difficulty? Why the "assumptions" and the "looking-over-my-shoulder-thinking-they're-being-helpful" arrogant disruption?
Can anyone explain how I would simply create a brand new form, that's blank, and let me add my own stuff to it--what *I* want to do and not what MS might "assume" based on some bizarre guess as to contextually what they assume I might want?
This is just such a huge departure from the 2003 version that it is almost impossible to work with.
Thanks for any help on how I can be productive with Access 2010 without this "help" from what appears to be a return of Mr Paperclip guy, only he's invisible this time.
Thanks,
--Jim