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I got the same error with Access 2010. All objects (on both databases) must be closed before i can drag drop or import. One db with sharepoint connextion gives this error to.

I didn’t read your whole post. I had an error once, which I couldn’t solve. I found a way to trap the error. It had to do with an empty ole object.

I didn’t read your whole post. I had an error once, which I couldn’t solve. I found a way to trap the error.

You can show a word document in an Ole object control. There are posts about this being a bad idea, but a client of mine is working with iit for several years now, without problems. May be the control gave problems in the older Access versions?

I have code to transforn an excel sheet/selection ino a report. Post your file and I can see if it works on your sheet.

I get this error on opening, i think it's the language setting. "mrt" is short for March in Dutch. What would be a quick fix, without using the windows language settings? May be using month numbers?

Alternatively, you could make two datasheet forms. You can load it in the subform control with SubformcontrolName.SourceObject = ".."

I got 2010, i will check it in 365 runtime.

You can insert any form you want. It can also be a continuous form, another table or Query. It's not necessary that the table or query is linked to the main datasheet table/query. Make a datasheet form (i used the wizard for this test) You select the controls in design view, right click select...

WOW SUBFORM IN A DATASHEET FORM NEVER SEEN BEFORE!!!! (I think...)

Hello Edgar, Good news here. I discovered how the linked datasheet has been made! In the picture you see to table in one datasheet who are not linked to each other and this is made in a form. This is not a table view!. The trick is, that they use the tabbed layout control for the...

Thank you Edgar, your time and effort, it’s very much appreciated! The only problem with your solution is that the rowheight of the subform/subdatsheet is now (also) larger. I was looking for a way to make only the subformcontrol larger. Like with SubdatasheetHeight, but that is only usefull to...

I don't think you get the essence of this post. A table isn't a table, it's a form. Properties of a form are not activated if the form isn't opened. Like in Sql server. You Create a table and then you can have a view of the table. We can better use the name TableView instead of Table.

I believe this is no longer true, based on the info of this post. The subdatasheet is only activated when you open the Table (we can now call it a Table form).I presume that most applications don't work with the table view. The data in a used form is not comming from the Table, but from...

screen.ActiveDatasheet.SubdatasheetHeight = 300 Works to make the height smaller, but you can't make it bigger then the original Height. It's interesting that you can get a subform into a datasheet form, but not into the detail section of a continuous form..

I understand, but the (linked) table datasheet is showing individual row Heights. So it’s possible. I am trying to find A way to get this done. Like the position of a textbox in a continuous form, a lot of people are saying (for many years) that you can’t determine this, but it’s just one of...

Thanks Edgar, that’s exactly what i wanted to know, if i could trigger an event directly on the table. When the table is linked and you exppand the subdatasheet, the rowsize of that particular row is made larger. (Click on the + sign in your activities table) .Can you see/find a property with...

I adjusted the post, to make the question a clearer.

The question is, is the table you are seeing on your screen in reality a datasheet form?