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MS Access Forum / General 1 / September 2007Repost: "Officelinks" Problem On Menu Bar Under Access 2007
I have an Office 2003 database with custom menu bars that work fine under Access 2007 with the following exception. The Officelinks menu item, "Analyze it with Microsoft Office Excel" is grey out and won't work. Does anyone know why this is and what my options are. I'd much rather stick with the menu bar rather than revert to 2007's Ribbon. > I have an Office 2003 database with custom menu bars that work fine > under Access 2007 with the following exception. The Officelinks menu [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Does anyone know why this is and what my options are. I'd much rather > stick with the menu bar rather than revert to 2007's Ribbon. Check the menu items' OnAction property: if it is blank, then the button will appear greyed out. Hi, AFAIK Access 2007 does not support any more the "analyze" item for at least reports and also does not allow to export reports to excel. Maybe this is reflected by the disabled menu item. Ciao, Sascha >I have an Office 2003 database with custom menu bars that work fine > under Access 2007 with the following exception. The Officelinks menu [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Does anyone know why this is and what my options are. I'd much rather > stick with the menu bar rather than revert to 2007's Ribbon. Thanks for the replies everyone. Yes, it is a report menu bar that I'm seeing the problem on. Why would they drop this functionality for reports in A2007? Doesn't seem to make any sense. I don't miss it. Reports exported to Excel or Word never looked great. ;-) For Word I'd better build a template and automate it and for Excel I'd just export data using transferspreadsheet. > Thanks for the replies everyone. Yes, it is a report menu bar that > I'm seeing the problem on. Why would they drop this functionality for > reports in A2007? Doesn't seem to make any sense. |
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