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    Lou_Reed is offline VIP
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    Checking on MACROs


    Can I walk through MAACROs the same that I can walk through VBA code? Just to see what is going on (I did not write this part of the db)? Also, can I
    walk through the MACRO to use it as debugging?

    Any help appreciated. Thanks I advance.

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    Lou Reed

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    No - and you can't document them or put in things like breakpoints. Don't know about debug.print but would think probably not.

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    I just want to see what they do. At the moment the shape in 2001: A Space Odyssey is less inscrutable. I know things go in and they come out. There is no write up About them.

    So how am I to understand what they are doing. I guess a translation to VBA might do it.

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    Lou Reed

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    post a screenshot mate lets have a look

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    And thus, that is the reason most seasoned developers do not use Macros.

    How to convert a Macro to VBA code: http://rogersaccessblog.blogspot.com...-vba-code.html

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    The screenshot is in the attached file.

    Any interpretation of what is happening is appreciated. Thanks in advance.

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    Lou Reed
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    its opening "frmaddmeeting" and closing "frm attendance" (I'm assuming this code is located on frmattendance as this is a typical way to navigate through forms.

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