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Hello,<br />
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I have a new machine running Access 2013. &nbsp;I moved a current project from a 2010 machine and first noticed that if I run a make table query, after it runs, I need to hit F5 in the database window for the table to appear. &nbsp;I am also noticing that forms display Calculating... in the bottom of the form and refresh EXTREMELY slowly. &nbsp;I saw some info on conditional formatting and I even went so far as removing all subforms from the current form. &nbsp;No difference.<br />
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Also the same on any form.
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Hello,

I have a new machine running Access 2013.  I moved a current project from a 2010 machine and first noticed that if I run a make table query, after it runs, I need to hit F5 in the database window for the table to appear.  I am also noticing that forms display Calculating... in the bottom of the form and refresh EXTREMELY slowly.  I saw some info on conditional formatting and I even went so far as removing all subforms from the current form.  No difference.

Also the same on any form.

Microsoft Access forms &quot;Calculating...&quot;

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Microsoft Access forms &quot;Calculating...&quot;

Microsoft Access forms "Calculating..."