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Using Access 2013 - I'm having difficulties organising scores of queries into custom groups.<br />
I can't seem to show the custom groups and other object groups simultaneously.<br />
(This happened when I created a 2nd Custom Group)<br />
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When I drag queries into a custom groups they don't move - they are only copied!<br />
Unassigned objects and the apparant duplication of objects don't make sense - should I hide them?<br />
Does cut/copy work - It's all very confusing and just not intuitive.<br />
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I will have over a hundred queries when I am finished, so I really this form of grouping.<br />
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I'm looking for a few hints<br />
and link(s) to a GOOD Guide(s) to customising the MS Access Navigation Bar + Navigation Options.
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Using Access 2013 - I'm having difficulties organising scores of queries into custom groups.
I can't seem to show the custom groups and other object groups simultaneously.
(This happened when I created a 2nd Custom Group)

When I drag queries into a custom groups they don't move - they are only copied!
Unassigned objects and the apparant duplication of objects don't make sense - should I hide them?
Does cut/copy work - It's all very confusing and just not intuitive.

I will have over a hundred queries when I am finished, so I really this form of grouping.

I'm looking for a few hints
and link(s) to a GOOD Guide(s) to customising the MS Access Navigation Bar + Navigation Options.

Guide To Customising MS Access Navigation Bar

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