A family of Microsoft relational database management systems designed for ease of use.
RejiTomlinson,
Unfortunately, not enough people voiced their dislike at the Pivot tables being gone. So, I'm afraid we just all have to adjust.
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I cannot see this feature in Access 2013...was it really discontinued?
A family of Microsoft relational database management systems designed for ease of use.
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RejiTomlinson,
Unfortunately, not enough people voiced their dislike at the Pivot tables being gone. So, I'm afraid we just all have to adjust.
There are some really frustrating things in Access, but I also found some very useful ones. Removing the pivot table view was one of the dumbest things Microsoft ever did. I have used pivot tables extensively in Excel and love them. I was ecstatic to see them show up in Access. Now they're discontinued.....????? Ms. MVP, please voice this sentiment to Microsoft from one user who is seriously considering downgrading to an older version.
Dear ma'am,
What reference? Do you mean the graph in the Design Tab? That graph has limited functionalities and it's quite hard to use. I'm looking for the Pivot Chart in the Create Form menu, which is easy to use.
Jason,
Pivot tables in MS Access are gone...forever...never to come back again...never ever...
Jason,
In your initial post you said graphs, pivot charts are gone so nothing to look for.
Dear ma'am,
What reference? Do you mean the graph in the Design Tab? That graph has limited functionalities and it's quite hard to use. I'm looking for the Pivot Chart in the Create Form menu, which is easy to use.