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MSFlexGrid is not supported in Access. That said, people do use it in Access, but it can give some quirky behavior. <br />
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You would need the control to be installed by another development tool, like Visual Basic 6.0. If you don't own an environment like that, then you don't have the licensing to use the control.
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MSFlexGrid is not supported in Access. That said, people do use it in Access, but it can give some quirky behavior.

You would need the control to be installed by another development tool, like Visual Basic 6.0. If you don't own an environment like that, then you don't have the licensing to use the control.

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What about MSFlexGrid, is it supported? I am using it and find it to be quirky. If you or others agree that it is not reliable does anyone have a suggestion on how to get a reliable grid into Access 2007? &nbsp; 
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What about MSFlexGrid, is it supported? I am using it and find it to be quirky. If you or others agree that it is not reliable does anyone have a suggestion on how to get a reliable grid into Access 2007?  

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Is it possible to add a MSHFlexgrid control to an Access 2007 form?<br />
If so what do I need to reference to get the control to show in the ActiveX list?
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Is it possible to add a MSHFlexgrid control to an Access 2007 form?
If so what do I need to reference to get the control to show in the ActiveX list?

MSHflexgrid in Access 2007

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.