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Question : Access 2007 - unexpected locking
Dear experts,
I have a really big database that is extremely hard to convert to a non-sensitive format, but if you could please try to help me I would appreciate it!!
I have a form. It has a tab control on it. The tab control has a subform on it. All I was doing was messing with the enabled and locked settings on the subform, but now I can't edit any records in the subform! I've set enabled = true, and locked = false. Surprisingly, I am able to add records to the bottom of the subform, I just can't edit the existing records. Please help!
Answer : Access 2007 - unexpected locking
you may have set the Allow Edits property to false or NO
in the design view of the subform hit F4, select the Data
or in VBA look for something
AllowEdits=false
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