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    aligahk06 is offline Advanced Beginner
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    Giving a link to another form in existing form through command button.

    Dear All,



    I have a master form and i want to give a command button in our existing form to other forms so that on clicking the command button i can open another forms.
    Please give me an idea to add multiple forms button in a single forms.

    Rgds,
    aligahk06

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    Quote Originally Posted by aligahk06 View Post
    Dear All,

    I have a master form and i want to give a command button in our existing form to other forms so that on clicking the command button i can open another forms.
    Please give me an idea to add multiple forms button in a single forms.

    Rgds,
    aligahk06
    Are you saying that you have a button on a form(say frm1) that opens another form(say frm2) and you just want to copy that button and put it on other forms so that frm2 can be opened from these other forms.
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    Bob Fitzpatrick

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    aligahk06 is offline Advanced Beginner
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    yes exactly

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    Open the form in Design View.
    Right click the button and select "Copy"

    Open the form on which you want the button duplicated.
    Right click the form section on which you want the button (Header, Footer or Detail)
    Select "Paste".

    If the buttons action is controlled by a macro, then the macro will be copied with the button.
    If the buttons action is controlled by a VBA Event Procedure, then you will need to open VBA Code window and copy the relevant code by highlighting it and then using copy/paste
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