Organizing Access Objects Into Custom Groups/Categories
Solution 1
Choose custom from the drop down list:
Once you have chosen Custom, you can choose to add objects to groups using right-click:
Groups can be renamed.
Solution 2
I found this link helpful as well, along with Remou's response. Shows a different way of creating custom groups.
Manage database objects in the Navigation Pane
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Updated on June 04, 2022Comments
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Muhnamana almost 2 years
So within Access, the column on the far left is organized by
Tables
,Queries
,Forms
andReports
. Within those groups, are obviously all the tables, queries, etc that you've created.Is there any way to add custom groups within each? So for example, you have a table for Carrots, Onions, Strawberries and Grapes. Is it possible to create groups/categories called "Fruit" and "Vegetables", keeping all the "Fruit" tables together and vice versa?