A family of Microsoft relational database management systems designed for ease of use.
Hi GroverParkGeorge:
The link you posted goes to faulty page in Wix (Error 403).
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Since a few days ago, I'm experimenting an estrange behavior in my combo boxes with RowSource = SELECT DISTINCT [sometextfield] FROM [sometable].
If the AutoExpand property is set to Yes and the LimitToList property is also set to Yes, the ComboBox behavior is as expected: when I type a few letters, it fills the combo with the first match.
But, If AutoExpand = Yes and LimitToList = No, when I type a few letters, it doesn't fill the combo with the first match.
I'm using the last 64 bits Microsoft 365 version for Education.
Any hint?
A family of Microsoft relational database management systems designed for ease of use.
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Hi GroverParkGeorge:
The link you posted goes to faulty page in Wix (Error 403).
You can follow developments with this bug here.
(corrected link)
The Access team is aware of the problem and is pursuing a fix for it. I'll follow up when we learn more.
Microsoft® Access® para Microsoft 365 MSO (versión 2310 compilación 16.0.16924.20054) de 64 bits
Thanks for your quick response.
Similar problems have been reported to the MS Access team.
Please provide the build no for your MS 365 version.