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I'm updating an Access XP database to Access 2016. I've created new front and back ends in Access 2016 and imported all the objects from the XP version and linked the front to the back. When I try to directly open ANY of the imported reports I get this error message.
Microsft Access could not find the toolbar 'PrintClose'.
When I try to open a report using VBA - DoCmd.OpenReport "rpt#####", acViewPreview
I get the message
Run-time error '7794'.
Microsft Access could not find the toolbar 'PrintClose'.
The installation of Access 2016 looks to be entirley normal, and the Print PreviewSearching Google gives no clues to the problem, nor have my searches of this resource.
Many thanks for your help.
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In report design view, delete the entry for the Toolbar property in the Other tab of the report's property sheet.
Thanks for your offered answer. Another answer below led directly to the problem and I was able to resolve the issue.
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Since you don't want to help me help you by providing me with information about what you found I'll release the question and maybe some other adviser will be more to your liking.
Checking the imported reports under the Other tab the Toolbar setting had been set to "PrintClose". Deleting this for all the affected reports leaving the Toolbar setting blank resolved the issue and the reports now Print Preview as expected in the Access 2016 database. Many thanks!
Hi AJ, I'm an independent adviser and will try to help.
It appears a custom menu was created for the reports. This menu is probably being called when the report opens. I would look in the On Open or On Load events of the reports for the reference. Either remove the reference or create a custom report to replace it.