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nicolascaprais
Hello,
I have created a set of queries and macros which "transform" a mother
database into different tables. My problem is that I want to know how I
can change a query into a module which will be commanded by a macro.
I need to do this because my database treatment will be automatical, and
when I put my query inside a macro, access asks me If I want to add the
lines to the tables and so on.
I want the user to be able to populate a table on a single click,
therefore I need to point the use of a button from the form on a macro
based on a module and not on queries.
The queries I use are quite simple, they use small function based on
Instr function, or the count function itself...
Can someone tell me how to write a code line which would perform the
same task as the query? After that I'll bind the action of the code and
the macro.
Thanks
nico
I have created a set of queries and macros which "transform" a mother
database into different tables. My problem is that I want to know how I
can change a query into a module which will be commanded by a macro.
I need to do this because my database treatment will be automatical, and
when I put my query inside a macro, access asks me If I want to add the
lines to the tables and so on.
I want the user to be able to populate a table on a single click,
therefore I need to point the use of a button from the form on a macro
based on a module and not on queries.
The queries I use are quite simple, they use small function based on
Instr function, or the count function itself...
Can someone tell me how to write a code line which would perform the
same task as the query? After that I'll bind the action of the code and
the macro.
Thanks
nico