Button click event not being listened for? 2003->2007->2013

[Pauliolio]

Hi

I'm working with an application that was (I think) originally developed in Access 2003. There's a 2007 version of it that I'm trying to iron the bugs out of in Access 2013.
There's a form to display the list of customers that has buttons in the form footer one for each of the letters A-Z. Clicking one of the buttons filters the displayed list to the letter clicked.



The application has macros in it some of which are related to some of the forms.
When viewing the list of macros there's a toolbar option to 'Convert Macro to Visual Basic'. With the macro for the form mentioned above selected, converting it creates a module called 'Converted Macro - [macro name]'.

The macro (now the module) was doing this:




Now then... I've stopped the macro from being run and want to do the following when, for example, the 'A' button is clicked:



The thing is though, that although I've selected the object ('A') and event ('Click') from the dropdowns the code is not run.
If I select the 'A' button in the designer though, 'Click' is not a listed event:



If I click the ellipses for one of the listed actions (MouseUp) and in the event code call the Click event sub - It runs.
It would appear that although the Click event is listed against the object in the VB environment, not all events listed have 'listeners'. All of the events listed against the object in the form designer do.

Can anyone tell me how to get the Click event responded to please?


Many thanks...

[June7]

Set the button Click event property to [Event Procedure] and put code in the procedure and then mouse click the button.

Your image shows A is a toggle button. I've never needed a toggle button. However, I just created one and it shows the Click event on Properties Sheet. If you put the toggle button within an Option Group frame, the toggle will not have a Click event. The Option Group has it.

[Pauliolio]

Set the button Click event property to [Event Procedure] and put code in the procedure and then mouse click the button.

If there is no Click event then A is not a command button. Your image shows it is a toggle button. I've never needed a toggle button.

Umm... Thanks for taking the time to answer, but... Did you read my question?

[June7]

I edited my previous post while you were reading. Might review again.

[Pauliolio]

Many thanks June7! Dat der bunny!

I didn't notice the option group frame - It looked like the background grid. That does indeed have the Click event, and it is calling the code