Access 2016 Advanced

Access 2016

Lesson 10 - Creating Macros

When the macro actions are complete, close the form window. Click the Design tab in the Tools group click the Single Step button to disable single step mode. Close the macro tab.

R UNNING A M ACRO

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Discussion

You can run a macro from the Navigation Pane by right-clicking the desired macro name and selecting Run from the shortcut menu. Also run a macro by selecting the desired macro name in the Navigation Pane and on the Database Tools tab click the Run Macro button.

NOTE A warning box opens if required arguments are missing or if the macro cannot run for any reason.

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Procedures

1. Open the desired database. 2. Display All Access Objects in the Navigation Pane, if necessary.

3. Right-click the macro you want to run. 4. Select Run from the shortcut menu.

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Step-by-Step

Run a macro from the Database window.

If necessary, display All Access Objects in the Navigation Pane.

If the Open Payment Form macro is open, close it then open it in Design view with the Macro Tools Design contextual tab appears.

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