Access Web Application With SharePoint Online - Set Relationships
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Any Office 365 users out there that can answer this question? If you create an Access Web Application that saves to SharePoint Online with Office 365, how can you go in and set relationships with the tables. Considering I've checked every tab and setting, I'm thinking this is something that can't be done.
Thanks...
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@BRRABill said in Access Web Application With SharePoint Online - Set Relationships:
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Love it!
...but right now with my limited time, it is my ONLY option for my latest "Project"... -
Why not make a SharePoint app instead?
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The only appropriate response to Access..
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@garak0410 said in Access Web Application With SharePoint Online - Set Relationships:
@BRRABill said in Access Web Application With SharePoint Online - Set Relationships:
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Love it!
...but right now with my limited time, it is my ONLY option for my latest "Project"...Sounds like that limited time might be coming to bite you already
Rushing normally takes projects take longer, not less time. -
Access Web App is basically another front end on a list. There is nothing relational available to it.
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@Kelly said in Access Web Application With SharePoint Online - Set Relationships:
Access Web App is basically another front end on a list. There is nothing relational available to it.
Understood. Will try for another option based upon my current knowledge and abilities...
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@garak0410 said in Access Web Application With SharePoint Online - Set Relationships:
@Kelly said in Access Web Application With SharePoint Online - Set Relationships:
Access Web App is basically another front end on a list. There is nothing relational available to it.
Understood. Will try for another option based upon my current knowledge and abilities...
Post back here if you do find something. I have a quick DB project that I haven't been sufficiently fussed about to spin up a real engine for.
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@Kelly said in Access Web Application With SharePoint Online - Set Relationships:
@garak0410 said in Access Web Application With SharePoint Online - Set Relationships:
@Kelly said in Access Web Application With SharePoint Online - Set Relationships:
Access Web App is basically another front end on a list. There is nothing relational available to it.
Understood. Will try for another option based upon my current knowledge and abilities...
Post back here if you do find something. I have a quick DB project that I haven't been sufficiently fussed about to spin up a real engine for.
I've mentioned my other projects ad nauseam. Hate to even seek help anymore. Don't want to appear as if I am always spinning my wheels because I'm not...Wife is after me to get a new job but I just don't see that happening right now. Overall, this is still an amazing job but just trying to wear too many hats.
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I feel like, and of course I am guessing, that you are caught in a world of "get it down now, screw doing it right" which is causing every project to take more work than it should and more effort to support long term making it increasingly impossible to get on top of things to do it right to start fixing the problems.
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@scottalanmiller said in Access Web Application With SharePoint Online - Set Relationships:
I feel like, and of course I am guessing, that you are caught in a world of "get it down now, screw doing it right" which is causing every project to take more work than it should and more effort to support long term making it increasingly impossible to get on top of things to do it right to start fixing the problems.
Sort of...on this latest project that is taking "too much time", they now just want to create 146 separate Word documents with the needed data rather than give me a little more time to come up with something on my own.
