ECHO OFF in Access Macro?

J

JHB

Hi:

Is there a way to turn echo off and on in an access macro? I know you
can do it with VBA, but in this applications it not desirable to
complicate it with VBA since neophytes will be maintaining it.

Thanks

John Baker
 
F

fredg

Hi:

Is there a way to turn echo off and on in an access macro? I know you
can do it with VBA, but in this applications it not desirable to
complicate it with VBA since neophytes will be maintaining it.

Thanks

John Baker

I don't understand this post.
It took me 2 seconds to determine the answer.
All you need do is open any macro and type an E in the Action column.
Does this help?
 
J

jea_pet

When in the macro builder I don't even see the Echo option when I drop the
list of available actions down. Is this supposed to be a canned action or do
I have to build/download it first? I looked in the help and it revealed at
least one other 'missing' actions like SetValue.

Thnx
Apparently neophytes are developing it also!
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John Baker

I don't understand this post.
It took me 2 seconds to determine the answer.
All you need do is open any macro and type an E in the Action column.
Does this help?
 

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