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Al
How can I run a code behind a command button on form1 from form2 while form1
is in the background?
thanks
Al
is in the background?
thanks
Al
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Jeff Boyce
Al
Could you describe what you are trying to accomplish in a bit more detail?
You've described HOW you are trying to do something, but not what that is...
There may be other ways to get the same job done...
Regards
Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Office/Access MVP
Could you describe what you are trying to accomplish in a bit more detail?
You've described HOW you are trying to do something, but not what that is...
There may be other ways to get the same job done...
Regards
Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Office/Access MVP
F
fredg
How can I run a code behind a command button on form1 from form2 while form1
is in the background?
thanks
Al
Call Forms("Form1").CommandName_Click
Where Form1 is the acual name of the form and CommandName_Click is the
actual name of the sub procedure.
Both forms must be open.
V
Van T. Dinh
Fred
I think the CommandName_Click Event Procedure declaration need to be changed
to Public rather than the normal Private???
I think the CommandName_Click Event Procedure declaration need to be changed
to Public rather than the normal Private???
D
Douglas J. Steele
That's correct, Van.
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Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP
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Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP
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Van T. Dinh said:Fred
I think the CommandName_Click Event Procedure declaration need to be
changed to Public rather than the normal Private???
F
fredg
Fred
I think the CommandName_Click Event Procedure declaration need to be changed
to Public rather than the normal Private???
Yup! You are correct.