Setting Conditions in Macros in Access 2003

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Jeff H

I have four macros that I am running from a parent macro. I need to set a
condition for running three of them. I see the repeat conditions, but I don't
see how to set a condition on running them.

1. Update Changed Q2 Data (run if system date >= April 1)
2. Update Changed Q3 Data (run if system date >= July 1)
3. Update Changed Q4 Data (run if system date >= October 1)

Is this possible with a macro? Would it be more efficient done by a module?

Thanks.
 
Jeff,

If I understand you correctly, the Conditions for the macro actions would be
like this...

Month(Date())>3
Month(Date())>6
Month(Date())>9

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Steve Schapel, Microsoft Access MVP


Jeff H said:
I have four macros that I am running from a parent macro. I need to set a
condition for running three of them. I see the repeat conditions, but I
don't
see how to set a condition on running them.

1. Update Changed Q2 Data (run if system date >= April 1)
2. Update Changed Q3 Data (run if system date >= July 1)
3. Update Changed Q4 Data (run if system date >= October 1)

Is this possible with a macro? Would it be more efficient done by a
module?
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Steve,

I understand that part. What I'm not seeing is where to set the condition.
Using the RunMacro action, I only see the options for Repeat Count and Repeat
Expression. I don't see and If...Then condition for running the macro, which
is what I'm looking for. I only want the macro to run if the condition is
true, otherwise skip it.

Thanks.
 
Jeff,

Ah, ok, I think I understand the problem.

Go to View menu, and select Conditions.

--
Steve Schapel, Microsoft Access MVP


Jeff H said:
Steve,

I understand that part. What I'm not seeing is where to set the condition.
Using the RunMacro action, I only see the options for Repeat Count and
Repeat
Expression. I don't see and If...Then condition for running the macro,
which
is what I'm looking for. I only want the macro to run if the condition is
true, otherwise skip it.
Click to expand...



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