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GHawkins
We're in the process of upgrading to Office 2007. We have an Access 2003
database that previously worked with no problems. It has several tables -
some are Access tables, some linked to SQL, some linked to Excel, and some
linked to Outlook. After upgrading, for some reason the Outlook tables are
not apearing correctly. When you open the table, there are several rows and
columns - like Access thinks there is data there - but each cell is empty.
Even if we relink the tables, they still show up with no data. If I go to a
different 2003 database, I am able to connect to an Outlook folder with no
problems. When we open it in 2003 again, it works like a charm. Has anyone
seen this?
database that previously worked with no problems. It has several tables -
some are Access tables, some linked to SQL, some linked to Excel, and some
linked to Outlook. After upgrading, for some reason the Outlook tables are
not apearing correctly. When you open the table, there are several rows and
columns - like Access thinks there is data there - but each cell is empty.
Even if we relink the tables, they still show up with no data. If I go to a
different 2003 database, I am able to connect to an Outlook folder with no
problems. When we open it in 2003 again, it works like a charm. Has anyone
seen this?