Office 365

is anyone able to help with office 365 ( access database )
im trying to create a relational database , a form with a subform and a query ( a course im doing that is teaching office 2010 ) my problem is all options seem different ( and in different locations ) what worked on 2010 does not seem to work on 365 ( despite what is said it doesn’t seem to be compatible in this way – example is subfroms there doesnt seem to a way to add one thats functional, i can add it but i can not enter any information in it , it gives error about duplicate information , all i did was enter 1 user name and what software they have installed , i go to add a second person and it gives an error about duplicate information and that is without entering any info at all it has given an error about no relationship has been defined – all i did to get this error was to close access then reopen it , its a random error that does not occur every time
im obviously doing something wrong but cant figure it out
Answer #1
i have never used
365 …. it is is an online office so i expect it is a bit different to get the office apps running …. …
the following will help you …
http://databases.about.com/od/tutorials/a/Building-An-Access-Database-In-Office-365.htm
let us know how you go ….
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Answer #2
yep been there but if you notice steps 2 and 3 are for office 2010 – all the sites ive been to ( even youtube vids ) seem to say its the same as 2010 ( even office 365 help refers to office 2010 , how help said to create a subform does not work in 365 , options are similar but in different locations which is not said anywhere ) i have gotten the required database to work (well database name and the fields i need ) but now after creating a form it only lets me enter 1 record , i try to enter another record and all it does it rewrite the first record the only problems ive had with 365 is with access , the rest ( exel word ect. ) are similar and easy to work out , ive done the theory on access 2010 and passed but putting it into practice doesn’t seem to work for me its getting to the point where i might just buy a copy of office 2010