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It's working fine now. Not sure what the deal is. After running msaccess /safe it seemed to turn off the switch that was hiding the property sheets. Now I can modify them every time I open Access.

Interesting to note running the command msaccess /safe allows the property sheets to be accessed in my DB. Now I'm certain it's either a setting I have not found yet or a registry hack will need to be employed to override this feature permanently.

Yes. After soliciting some assistance with a DB guru here in the office, it was determined that some Access setting needs to be enabled or disabled to allow property sheets to be accessed across the board. We created a brand new DB and were unable to access property sheets in the new DB as well.

Still no luck. When I click the Property Sheet icon in the ribbon nothing happens.

thanks so much. When I open the object in design view, right click and then click Properties, nothing happens. I've tried the following - Press CTRL G to get an immediate window - Enter this: 'CommandBars("Property Sheet").Enabled = True' and hit Enter When I hit Enter, the cursor moves to...

When I hit Enter it just moves to the next line. Property Sheets are still not enabled. I also tried Ctrl-Enter, Alt-Enter, Shift-Enter... you get the idea. I'm working in 2007.

Hello. This is my first posting so please put the flamethrowers on rare instead of well done if this is in the wrong spot. I downloaded the Students template DB from the MS web site and began modifying it for my own use. The problem I have encountered is that when I attempt to access an...

Hi. Not new to Access, just haven't used it since late '90's when I developed an Access DB to import data and report on it. That's all for now.:D