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On your navigation pane, right click the title and click on navigation options. A dialog will open which contains a checkbox to show hidden objects.
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On your navigation pane, right click the title and click on navigation options. A dialog will open which contains a checkbox to show hidden objects.

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Hi,<br />
I have done the above step, there was a prompt which asks to reopen the database. When I open the database, I am still unable to view the tables. I am the administrator for the data base as well.<br />
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Hi,
I have done the above step, there was a prompt which asks to reopen the database. When I open the database, I am still unable to view the tables. I am the administrator for the data base as well.



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Hi,<br />
It worked for me.There was a check box which needs to be ticked. I have done that now, it works for me
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Hi,
It worked for me.There was a check box which needs to be ticked. I have done that now, it works for me

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Hi ,<br />
How can I view the hidden tables present in the database in Access 2010?<br />
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Before migrating to Access 2010, we were using Access 2003. In Access 2003, to see the tables we used to click &quot;Window&quot; present in the menu bar and then press &quot;Unhide&quot;. Then another window used to turn up which asks for the database. When we clicked &quot;OK&quot;, all the queries, forms and tables used to appear.<br />
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How can we accomplish the same task of viewing the tables and its information in Access 2010?
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Hi ,
How can I view the hidden tables present in the database in Access 2010?

Before migrating to Access 2010, we were using Access 2003. In Access 2003, to see the tables we used to click "Window" present in the menu bar and then press "Unhide". Then another window used to turn up which asks for the database. When we clicked "OK", all the queries, forms and tables used to appear.

How can we accomplish the same task of viewing the tables and its information in Access 2010?

Viewing the Hidden tables

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.

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Databases are organized collections of data, most commonly accessed through management systems including schemas, tables, queries and processes that allow users to enter and manipulate the information or utilize it in other fashions, such as with web applications or for reporting purposes.