Run all macro

[hoachen]

I have 5 small macros that contains numerious of queries for each macro. I
tried to create a new macro that run all those macro but not successful. Is
this possible to work? or what have i miss out the step and cause it not work?

example macro1 contains
query1. query2, query3, query4, q....

example macro2 contains
query1. query2, query3, query4, q....

 

[Jeff Boyce]

Is there an error message when you try to run the new macro?

What happens? "not successful" doesn't tell us quite enough ...

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Access MVP

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[Steve Schapel]

Hoachen,

I agree with Jeff. In addition, what actions do you have in the new macro.
I have assumed you are using the RunMacro action, but would be good if you
could confirm.

 

[hixxxej]

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[hoachen]

Thanks all,

Yes, I am using macro. After i put all those small macro into this macro(let
call it Big macro). It does not run at all meaning didn't update anything.
Inside this Big macro, I put the name of each small macro and the action as
"RunMacro" and on the bottom of the marco name, like macro repeat and macro
expression i leave it blank. Please advise

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I have 5 small macros that contains numerious of queries for each macro. I
tried to create a new macro that run all those macro but not successful.
Is
this possible to work? or what have i miss out the step and cause it not
work?

example macro1 contains
query1. query2, query3, query4, q....

example macro2 contains
query1. query2, query3, query4, q....