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    lmh329 is offline Novice
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    Skip a step in Macro

    Pre Access 2010, you could skip a step in an Access macro by placing “FALSE” in the Condition column of the macro.



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    Does anyone know how to do this in Access 2010. For example, say I wanted to skip Query NB03, but keep the macro running by skipping over NB03 right to NB09.
    I believe I would use the Action Catalog somehow, but I’m not too familiar with this.
    Any help is welcome.

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    I don't use macros, but you could wrap that line in an If block, with a test like 1=0.
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