| Error Code | Error Description | Supported Versions |
| 2085 | The ODBC Refresh Interval setting must be from 1 through 32,766 seconds.@@@1@@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘The ODBC Refresh Interval setting must be from 1 through 32,766 seconds.@@@1@@@1’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2086 | Recordset requires a form to be updatable. | Access 2003+ |
| 2087 | Microsoft Office Access can’t display the Add-ins submenu.@The Add-ins submenu expression ‘|’ you entered exceeds the 256-character limit.@Shorten the macroname or functionname expression in the Menu Add-ins key of the Windows Registry setting, and then restart Microsoft Office Access. For more information on customizing Microsoft Office Access settings in the Windows Registry, click Help.@2@109015@3 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘Microsoft Office Access can’t display the Add-ins submenu.@The Add-ins submenu expression ‘|’ you entered exceeds the 256-character limit.@Shorten the macroname or functionname expression in the Menu Add-ins key of the Windows Registry setting, and then restart Microsoft Office Access. For more information on customizing Microsoft Office Access settings in the Windows Registry, click Help.@2@1@9015@3′ Access 2010+ uses different description: ‘Microsoft Access can’t display the Add-ins submenu.@The Add-ins submenu expression ‘|1′ you entered exceeds the 256-character limit.@Shorten the macroname or functionname expression in the Menu Add-ins key of the Windows Registry setting, and then restart Microsoft Access. For more information on customizing Microsoft Access settings in the Windows Registry, click Help.@2@1@9015@3’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2088 | Microsoft Office Access can’t display the Add-ins submenu | because a setting you entered in the Windows Registry is missing a macro name or function name expression.@@Supply the missing expression in the Menu Add-ins key of the Windows Registry, and then restart Microsoft Office Access. For more information on customizing Microsoft Office Access settings in the Windows Registry, click Help.@2@109015@3 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘Microsoft Office Access can’t display the Add-ins submenu | because a setting you entered in the Windows Registry is missing a macro name or function name expression.@@Supply the missing expression in the Menu Add-ins key of the Windows Registry, and then restart Microsoft Office Access. For more information on customizing Microsoft Office Access settings in the Windows Registry, click Help.@2@1@9015@3’ Access 2010+ uses different description: ‘Microsoft Access can’t display the Add-ins submenu |1 because a setting you entered in the Windows Registry is missing a macro name or function name expression.@@Supply the missing expression in the Menu Add-ins key of the Windows Registry, and then restart Microsoft Access. For more information on customizing Microsoft Access settings in the Windows Registry, click Help.@2@1@9015@3’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2089 | Microsoft Office Access can’t display the same menu more than once in a menu bar.@@@1@603704@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘Microsoft Office Access can’t display the same menu more than once in a menu bar.@@@1@1@3704@1’ Access 2010+ uses different description: ‘Microsoft Access can’t display the same menu more than once in a menu bar.@@@1@1@3704@1’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2090 | An action within the current global menu’s macro group can’t change the global menu bar.@Microsoft Office Access can’t display the global menu bar because the macro called when you first set the global menu includes another action that tries to reset the global menu.@Check your menu bar macros, and make sure that you set the global menu bar only once.@1@@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘An action within the current global menu’s macro group can’t change the global menu bar.@Microsoft Office Access can’t display the global menu bar because the macro called when you first set the global menu includes another action that tries to reset the global menu.@Check your menu bar macros, and make sure that you set the global menu bar only once.@1@@@1’ Access 2010+ uses different description: ‘An action within the current global menu’s macro group can’t change the global menu bar.@Microsoft Access can’t display the global menu bar because the macro called when you first set the global menu includes another action that tries to reset the global menu.@Check your menu bar macros, and make sure that you set the global menu bar only once.@1@@@1’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2091 | ‘|’ is an invalid name.@@@1@@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ”|’ is an invalid name.@@@1@@@1′ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2092 | The value you specified for the setting argument in the SetOption method isn’t the correct type of Variant for this option.@You specified a string when Microsoft Office Access expected a number.@Check the Options dialog box (Tools menu) to see what type of data is required to set this particular option. For example, the setting for the Default Database Folder option must be a string. To see what type of Variant you passed to the SetOption method, use the VarType function. For more information, search the Help index for ‘Variant data type’ and ‘VarType function’.@1@@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘The value you specified for the Setting argument in the SetOption method is not the correct type of Variant for this option.@You specified a string when Microsoft Office Access expected a number.@See the Access Options dialog box (click the Microsoft Office Button, and then click Access Options) to see what type of data is required to set this particular option. For example, the setting for the Default Database Folder option must be a string. To see what type of Variant you passed to the SetOption method, use the VarType function. For more information, search the Help index for ‘Variant data type’ and ‘VarType function’.@1@@@1′ Access 2010+ uses different description: ‘The value you specified for the Setting argument in the SetOption method is not the correct type of Variant for this option.@You specified a string when Microsoft Access expected a number.@See the Access Options dialog box (click the File tab, and then click Access Options) to see what type of data is required to set this particular option. For example, the setting for the Default Database Folder option must be a string. To see what type of Variant you passed to the SetOption method, use the VarType function. For more information, search the Help index for ‘Variant data type’ and ‘VarType function’.@1@@@0′ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2093 | The numeric value for the setting argument in the SetOption method doesn’t correspond to any list box or option group settings in the Options dialog box.@Valid settings are 0 (the first item in the list) through | (the last item in the list).@@1@606210@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘The numeric value for the Setting argument in the SetOption method does not correspond to any list box or option group settings in the Access Options dialog box.@Valid settings are 0 (the first item in the list) through | (the last item in the list).@@1@1@6210@1optimize.ids’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2094 | Microsoft Office Access can’t find the toolbar ‘|.’@You tried to run a macro that includes a ShowToolbar action or a Visual Basic procedure that includes a ShowToolbar method. * The toolbar name may be misspelled. * This action may refer to a custom toolbar that was deleted from or renamed in the current database. * This action may refer to a custom toolbar that exists in a different database.@@1@606458@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘Microsoft Office Access cannot find the toolbar ‘|.’@You tried to run a macro that includes a ShowToolbar action or a Visual Basic for Applications procedure that includes a ShowToolbar method. * The toolbar name might be misspelled or might refer to a legacy toolbar that is no longer available. * This action might refer to a custom toolbar that was deleted from or renamed in the current database. * This action might refer to a custom toolbar that exists in a different database.@@1@1@6458@1’ Access 2010+ uses different description: ‘Microsoft Access cannot find the toolbar ‘|1.’@You tried to run a macro that includes a ShowToolbar action or a Visual Basic for Applications procedure that includes a ShowToolbar method. * The toolbar name might be misspelled or might refer to a legacy toolbar that is no longer available. * This action might refer to a custom toolbar that was deleted from or renamed in the current database. * This action might refer to a custom toolbar that exists in a different database.@@1@1@6458@1’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2095 | Microsoft Office Access can’t switch to |.@The Microsoft application you tried to open can’t be found or hasn’t been installed on your computer.@@1@@3 Access 2007+ uses different description: ” |
Access 2003 |
| 2096 | Microsoft Office Access can’t open the Microsoft Office application because it can’t find the dynamic-link library Mstool32.@Run Setup to reinstall Microsoft Office Access. If you want to preserve your security or custom settings, back up the Microsoft Office Access workgroup information file. For more information on backing up files, search the Microsoft Windows Help index for ‘backing up files’.@@1@@3 Access 2007+ uses different description: ” |
Access 2003 |
| 2097 | The table you tried to create an import/export specification for was created in an earlier version of Microsoft Office Access.@Convert this database to the current version of Microsoft Office Access by using the Convert Database command (Tools menu, Database Utilities submenu).@@1@@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘The table for which you tried to create an import/export specification was created in an earlier version of Microsoft Office Access.@To convert this database to the current version of Microsoft Office Access, click the Microsoft Office Button, and then click ‘Convert’.@@1@@@1′ Access 2010+ uses different description: ‘The table for which you tried to create an import/export specification was created in an earlier version of Microsoft Access.@To convert this database to the current version of Microsoft Access, click the File tab, and then click ‘Convert’.@@1@@@0′ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2098 | The operation could not be completed because the Smart Tag ‘|’ is not recognized by your system Access 2007 uses different description: ‘The operation could not be completed because the Smart Tag ‘|’ is not recognized by your system.@@@1@@@1′ Access 2010 uses different description: ‘The operation could not be completed because the Action Tag ‘|’ is not recognized by your system.@@@1@@@1′ Access 2013 uses different description: ‘Microsoft Access cannot create the reports database right now because your computer setup requires that you manually open the database to accept connections from any location. Click the Manage button below and select the From Any Location option, then click the Create Reports button again to get setup.@@@1@@@1’ Access 2016 uses different description: ‘Microsoft Access cannot create the reports database right now because your computer setup requires that you manually open the database to accept connections from any location. Click the Manage button below and select the From Any Location option, then click the Create Reports button again to get setup.@@@1@@@1’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2099 | The operation could not be completed because the Action Tag ‘|’ is not recognized by your system.@@@1@@@1 | Access 2013+ |
| 2100 | The control or subform control is too large for this location.@The number you entered for the Left, Top, Height, or Width property is too large or is a negative number.@Reduce the size of the control or subform control, or enter a positive number.@1@@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘The control or subform control is too large for this location.@The number you entered for the Left, Top, Height, or Width property is too large or is a negative number.@Reduce the size of the control or subform control, or enter a positive number.@1@@@1’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2101 | The setting you entered isn’t valid for this property.@To see the valid settings for this property, search the Help index for the name of the property.@@1@@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘The setting you entered isn’t valid for this property.@To see the valid settings for this property, search the Help index for the name of the property.@@1@@@1’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2102 | The form name ‘|’ is misspelled or refers to a form that doesn’t exist.@If the invalid form name is in a macro, an Action Failed dialog box will display the macro name and the macro’s arguments after you click OK. Open the Macro window, and enter the correct form name.@@1@@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘The form name ‘|’ is misspelled or refers to a form that doesn’t exist.@If the invalid form name is in a macro, an Action Failed dialog box will display the macro name and the macro’s arguments after you click OK. Open the Macro window, and enter the correct form name.@@1@@@1′ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2103 | The report name ‘|’ you entered in either the property sheet or macro is misspelled or refers to a report that doesn’t exist.@If the invalid report name is in a macro, an Action Failed dialog box will display the macro name and the macro’s arguments after you click OK. Open the Macro window, and enter the correct report name.@@1@@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘The report name ‘|’ you entered in either the property sheet or macro is misspelled or refers to a report that doesn’t exist.@If the invalid report name is in a macro, an Action Failed dialog box will display the macro name and the macro’s arguments after you click OK. Open the Macro window, and enter the correct report name.@@1@@@1′ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2104 | You entered the control name ‘|,’ which is already in use.@You already have a control on the form with this name, or an existing control has its name mapped to this name for Visual Basic. Visual Basic maps spaces in control names to underscores. For example, My Control and My_Control are treated as duplicate names.@@1@611734@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘You entered the control name ‘|,’ which is already in use.@You already have a control on the form with this name, or an existing control has its name mapped to this name for Visual Basic. Visual Basic maps spaces in control names to underscores. For example, My Control and My_Control are treated as duplicate names.@@1@1@11734@1′ |
Access 2003+ |