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  1. Mar 24th, 2023, 02:45 AM #1
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    How to display the left panel with tables, queries, forms etc in Access 2017

    In Access 2000 it was a single button that displayed the window with all available objects in Access database. However Access 2017 is a Microsoft riddle.

    Can somebody tell me how to see my tables, queries etc... ?

    By the way, it was in mdb format previously saved as accdb file now.
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    Re: How to display the left panel with tables, queries, forms etc in Access 2017

    Nobody understands the question?

    The panel where the tables, forms, queries, reports are listed. How do I show it, so I can use it?

    What option do I select in options?
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    Re: How to display the left panel with tables, queries, forms etc in Access 2017

    Go to Options --> Current Database --> Scroll to "Navigation" --> Check "Show Navigation-Panel" (german Access here, so i'm translating on the fly). Also check out "Navigation Options"

    EDIT: You have to close your Database and reopen it for change to take effect
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