Compact Runtime, Normalization, Nested Subforms

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, I will answer a range of viewer-submitted questions about topics like running Compact and Repair operations in the runtime version, best practices for table normalization and handling optional item attributes, setting up and using a shared VBA library across multiple databases, adjusting the zoom box size and font, filtering reports based on filtered forms, enforcing appointment times on the hour, understanding the IsMissing function, and referencing nested subforms.

Prerequisites

• Quick Queries Listing
• Quick Queries #38

Links

• Compact VBA
• Shared Library
• Access Updater
• Troubleshooter
• Rollback
• Try it Yourself
• Nested Subforms
• TeePublic
• SpreadShop - Coming Soon - Maybe

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• Access Developer Courses
• Access Beginner 1

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• Quick Queries #40

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