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I've successfully split a new database into a frontend (KDC_RAMM.accdb) and a backend (KDC_RAMM_be.accdb). &nbsp;My problem is that I've now added a new table to KDC_RAMM_be.accdb but can't see where in the frontend I can add link to this new table. &nbsp;The Linked Table Manager only lists the originally linked tables. &nbsp; I'll attach a screenshot of the tables available. &nbsp; This used to be so easy to do in previous versions.<br />
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Missing-BackEnd-table.docx

I've successfully split a new database into a frontend (KDC_RAMM.accdb) and a backend (KDC_RAMM_be.accdb).  My problem is that I've now added a new table to KDC_RAMM_be.accdb but can't see where in the frontend I can add link to this new table.  The Linked Table Manager only lists the originally linked tables.   I'll attach a screenshot of the tables available.   This used to be so easy to do in previous versions.

Adding a new table to the back end database

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.