After closing database, forms command button will not trigger VBA

[GeorgeWalters]

I have only written three (3) Access Apps in the past 20 years. The last one about 10 to 15 years ago. I am really a beginner and been away along time. I am using Windows 10 with Office 365 Access. This is my first time for these versions. I created a blank database with a table, log-in form, and VBA. The command button on the form triggers the VBA and the code executes correctly when first created. I save everything; however, when I close the database and re-open it, the command button will not trigger the VBA. If I create another form with a command button and VBA, that command button will not trigger the VBA either. The "On-Click" property in both cases points to the appropriate VBA. Has anyone seen this type of scenario before ? Any idea what I am missing ? If you need to see the database, let me know and I will attach it. Not on the machine with the database right now.

Thanks,


George

[June7]

What is db Options Trust Center settings?

[isladogs]

When you reopen the database, you may see a yellow bar with a button marked Enable Content. Unless that is clicked, your code will NOT run.
Better still, go to File...Options...Trust Center ...Ttusted Locations and make the file's location trusted

[GeorgeWalters]

Thanks so much for the replies. I was not receiving the "Warning" message and thought I had checked the Security settings. I went in and rechecked and realized the authorized directory was the wrong one. Not sure where it came from. Problem solved. Thanks again.

[isladogs]

Hi George. Glad that fixed it.
I was going to post a screenshot of the yellow message bar and enable content button but its no longer visible for me either even though vba code is blocked
I'm using Office 365 version 2203 & am wondering whether there is a bug as I can't get the message bar back.
Which version of Office/Access are you using?