Okay, I understand there is no AcFileFormat created by Microsoft beyond acFileFormatAccess2007; nevertheless, the version of Access itself, like Access 2016, can have features that do not exist in Access 2007. These new features can cause Access 2007 to be unable to open an application developed in Access 2016. Likewise, an application developed in Access 2007 may have features that have been deprecated and unavailable in Access 2016 (e.g., Pivot Charts and Tables). These removed features can cause problems when trying to run a A2007 app in A2016. I am looking for a "conversion" program/routine/function that will take an application developed in Access 2007 and "convert" any deprecated or modified features so that the app executes properly in Access 2016 or that will flag any removed/modified features that exist in the app. The older Access conversion routines used to do that (though not perfectly). I know if such a "conversion" program exists, it won't be able to convert every removed feature (like Pivot Tables and Charts), but hopefully it will be able to convert most of them. So, does Access 2016 have such a feature? Or, are we left to just try the app developed in A2007 and see if it runs okay in A2016? I hope I'm being clear.
Thank you!