MS Access 2016 auto-sync with SharePoint list on open by VBA
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I have an Access database linked to a Sharepoint list. Users will often work on the Access database offline, and catch changes locally. When online again, the user has to manually click reconnect to tables as showing below:
Then manually click the synchronize ribbon as showing below:
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I am thinking about using VBA to automate these two manual steps. For instance, auto-connect tables and sync database on open, or similar solutions. I thought this would be straightforward because many users need this, since Access is a good offline front-end solution for a server database. But I have searched for hours and still found nothing relevant. Can anyone help me with this?
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I have an Access database linked to a Sharepoint list. Users will often work on the Access database offline, and catch changes locally. When online again, the user has to manually click reconnect to tables as showing below:
Then manually click the synchronize ribbon as showing below:
[}2
I am thinking about using VBA to automate these two manual steps. For instance, auto-connect tables and sync database on open, or similar solutions. I thought this would be straightforward because many users need this, since Access is a good offline front-end solution for a server database. But I have searched for hours and still found nothing relevant. Can anyone help me with this?
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I have an Access database linked to a Sharepoint list. Users will often work on the Access database offline, and catch changes locally. When online again, the user has to manually click reconnect to tables as showing below:
Then manually click the synchronize ribbon as showing below:
[}2
I am thinking about using VBA to automate these two manual steps. For instance, auto-connect tables and sync database on open, or similar solutions. I thought this would be straightforward because many users need this, since Access is a good offline front-end solution for a server database. But I have searched for hours and still found nothing relevant. Can anyone help me with this?
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I have an Access database linked to a Sharepoint list. Users will often work on the Access database offline, and catch changes locally. When online again, the user has to manually click reconnect to tables as showing below:
Then manually click the synchronize ribbon as showing below:
[}2
I am thinking about using VBA to automate these two manual steps. For instance, auto-connect tables and sync database on open, or similar solutions. I thought this would be straightforward because many users need this, since Access is a good offline front-end solution for a server database. But I have searched for hours and still found nothing relevant. Can anyone help me with this?
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