Password protection on a table

Jaharul

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Is it possible to password protect one table in a database that contains 10 tables without actually creating a password for the whole database? :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
 

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No, but if the ppl you are building for are not Access savy you could try just hidding it by setting its visibility to Hidden

HTH

Peter
 
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Tools>Options>View and check show Hidden Objects.
 
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