Hidden Field in Datasheet view for a table

S

Sam Berry

Hello All,
when I go to Table Design, there is a column named Field 1 (it is text).
When I switch to Datasheet View, it becomes hidden.

Any ideas on how to solve the problem?

Thanks in advance
Sam Berry
 
J

Jeff Boyce

"Hidden" as in zero-width, or "hidden" as in "off-screen"?

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Access MVP

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S

Sam Berry

Hidden as in "off screen" is the issue. I can see it in table design right
underneath the PK, but when switching to Databasheet view, it is not visible

Table Design View
ID
Field 1
Field 2

Datasheet view
Id
Field 2
 
J

Jeff Boyce

Sam

I was thinking more that "field99" would probably not show on-screen without
scrolling.

It sounds like that column is "hidden".

Have you tried searching Access HELP concerning hiding and unhiding columns?

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Access MVP

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D

Dale Fye

What data types are fields one and two (text, memo, number)?

Is the form based off the table, or a query? If a Query, what sequence are
the fields listed in? Seems to me that the width of field 2 could be pushing
field1 off the visible area of the screen. Is there a horizontal scroll bar
visible?
 
C

Clifford Bass

Hi Sam,

Access 2003 and earlier: Format menu, Unhide Columns item.

Access 2007: Right-click a column header and choose Unhide Columns.

Clifford Bass
 

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