I have an access 2003 database with 3 subforms with scroll bars that won't scroll beyond record 82 of 102 available. If you could see what you were doing adding records would still be possible, and checked against the related table which will contain the new record. I have needed input directly into the table so far.
Is there a property that needs to be changed or could this be a system or hardware problem?
Help please
Sue
Check microsoft.com/office for any updates.
Convert you database to Acess 2000 and see if the problem goes away.
It isn't a downgrade. 2003 and 2007 are really just cosmetic features. In fact most third party applications will only work with 2000 specs. Especially if you are doing any synching from one database to the other.
It's located in the tools section under database utilities. You may find several options for database conversion under there.
Your database may already be in 2000 format if it's greyed. Must have put it in that format by default.
Sounds like the database is corrupted. May have to export data and recreate the form structure.
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Wouldn't that be a down grade from 2003? I am hoping to get to grips with 2007 soon and need my dbase to be compatible.
How do I convert to 2000?
Many thanks for your help
Sue
Ok, I will give your suggestion a go then. Have had a few crashes of the database when trying to alter code for exporting to excel. Wanted to export a report but only have the code for the query.
The original problem is actually the forms on the switchboard which won't scroll. The crashes made the switchboard form blank and white. A backup was created, but preferred to use a very recent copy prior to the crash.
Many thanks for your help.
Sue
In the database utilities I have conversion options for 97 and 2002-2003 format. 2000 option is greyed out. Anything I can do about this?
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