Microsoft Access fixes released in Versions 2501 and 2502



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This post covers two versions.

Version 2501 (Build 18429.20132)​


Bug Name Issue Fixed
Ctrl+W doesn’t close the query window when using Monaco SQL Editor Several keyboard shortcuts that were not working properly when editing with Monaco will now function correctly
SQL not saved correctly when using Monaco to edit control properties When using the property builder for the Row Source property to open the query editor, and editing with Monaco, spaces might be removed from the SQL, making it invalid
Access terminates unexpectedly when setting “Option to enable Monaco SQL Editor” using Application.SetOption Application.SetOption now works correctly to set this option
When saving a query with a syntax error using the Monaco editor, the error message might be incorrect In some cases, the editor would report that comments were only allowed at the beginning of a query, even when this was not the issue.
File Open dialog doesn’t remember database location when saving backup When saving a backup database, the File Open dialog should default to the location of the open database, rather than the default save location
Series sorting does not work in Modern Chart if series display name has been changed The new ability to sort a series in a Modern Chart will now work even if the Display Name of the series has been changed from the default name

Version 2502 (Build 18526.20144)​


Bug Name Issue Fixed
Error when saving query after applying a filter in datasheet view When the Monaco editor is enabled applying a filter in datasheet view and saving could generate an error
Copying a query from one database does not transfer comments Comments at the beginning of a query should be preserved when copying a query from one database to another
Form_MouseWheel event not reporting correct count The Page and Count arguments to this event were always False and 0, but will now report the correct values
Some number filter menus not correctly named The Number Filters sub-menu had items for “Less Than...” and “Greater Than...”, but these options should read “Less Than or Equal To...” and “Greater Than or Equal To...” respectively
Cannot use VBA code to set some new Modern Chart properties We added some new properties to ChartSeries, for example “Gridlines” and “Word Cloud Shape”, that could be set with the Chart Settings pane. These can now also be set using VBA code.

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