EventProcedures

[Tylendal]

Is there a way to have more than one code page for an event procedure open at
the same time. I have several forms that im building procedures for but find
it time consuming to have to go from one form to another and then scroll to
where the code im working on is located. Would be nice to have the code that
im working on on each form open so I could moved from one to another.

Appreciate any help on what I would think is a simple matter that totally
excapes me.

Fred Alyea
(e-mail address removed)

 

[Chris O'C via AccessMonster.com]

Up at the top of the code window are two combo boxes. For a form, you have
(General) and a list of objects that have events in the left combo box.
Click on Form. In the combo box on the right, click on the event you want.
The focus and cursor will jump to that procedure in the code window.

For custom procedures in any code module (not just forms'), click on (General)
in the left combo box and click on the custom procedure listed in the right
combo box. The focus and cursor will jump to that procedure.

Split the code window and you can have up to two procedures viewable in the
same module at the same time. Tile the windows and you can have more than
one code module visible at the same time.

Chris
Microsoft MVP

 

[Tylendal]

Thanks for the information Chris. I guess I was less than clear in what I'm
trying to do. I would like to have 2 code windows open at the same time. A
code window for each of 2 different forms.

Thanks for any help you can give me on this question.

Fred Alyea

 

[Chris O'C via AccessMonster.com]

Open the code window and close all open modules. From the project explorer,
open only the two modules you want to work with. Use the window menu to tile
horizontally. One module will be placed above the other, and you can edit
both modules.

Chris
Microsoft MVP

Thanks for the information Chris. I guess I was less than clear in what I'm
trying to do. I would like to have 2 code windows open at the same time. A
code window for each of 2 different forms.

Thanks for any help you can give me on this question.

Fred Alyea

Up at the top of the code window are two combo boxes. For a form, you have
(General) and a list of objects that have events in the left combo box.

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