How to Step Through Macro from Form Event

[Chuckd]

Good Morning,
I am very green (very Green) in learning Access so forgive me if I don’t give the right terminology in my description of my issue.
Can someone tell me how I can step through a Macro once I’ve initiated the event in a form?
I think that this would lead me to resolving a couple of roadblocks I have on my project.



Thanks for any help, it would be greatly appreciated.

[Bob Fitz]

I'm not sure about stepping through macros but I don't think that can be done.
You could use the wizard to convert all the macros used on a form into VBA which can definitely be stepped through.
VBA code is what most advisers here are most familiar with.

[mike60smart]

Hi

It would help if you could give us a more detailed explanation of your current roadblocks.

[Welshgasman]

I've only run macros single step interactively, but there is a SingleStep action.

Put that as your first macro command. Remove when done.

[Chuckd]

@Welshgasman, @mike60smart, @ BobFits
Thank you for answering up on the call for help. I will reply back to each in a moment, but I just wanted to thank all 3 of you.
The problem has been solved and I primarily follow what the @welshgasman advised. Stepping through the problem lead me to fixing 6 issue that was causing the one major headache.
Good to see that things still get done when you get a bit of help.
Again thank you all.

- Chuckd

[Chuckd]

Bob thank you for your reply.. I really do appreciate it. Welshman suggestion helped me step through the macro which in turn help me solve the problem.
Again thanks for the reply.
I still have a lot to learn of course.

- Chuckd

[Chuckd]

Welshgasman,
Hey thank you for your response. It really help me in finding the cause of my issues and as a result I was able to resolve the problem I was experiencing in my form.
I still have a lot to learn, but it is great that I was able to solve the issue with a bit of help from friend.

Again thanks for responding

- Chuckd