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Hello @Marisol Lopez
If the Run button in Microsoft Access is greyed out or won't click, the cause depends on what you're trying to run.
First, please check whether Access has opened the database in Disabled Mode. If you see a yellow security warning/message bar at the top, click Enable Content only if you trust the database. Access can disable executable content such as VBA and macros when the database isn't trusted.
If you're trying to run a query, open the query in Design View and check whether the red ! Run button becomes available.
If you're trying to run VBA code, press Alt + F11 and check whether the code is inside a valid Sub or Function. Also try Debug > Compile in the VBA editor, since you may need to fix a compile error first.
If the button is still unavailable, please post a screenshot showing the disabled Run button and tell us whether you're trying to run a query, macro, form, or VBA code. That will make it much easier to identify the exact cause.
You can also check whether the database is trusted under:
File > Options > Trust Center > Trust Center Settings > Trusted Locations
Don't add an unfamiliar database to a Trusted Location just to bypass a security warning; only do this for files you trust.
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