Access 2010 Programmer's Reference by Teresa Hennig & Rob Cooper & Geoffrey L. Griffith & Jerry Dennison

Author:Teresa Hennig & Rob Cooper & Geoffrey L. Griffith & Jerry Dennison
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Wiley
Published: 2010-09-08T16:00:00+00:00

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Using Access Macros

As an alternative to using an expression, you can call an Access macro from the onAction callback. Using macros, you can create portions of the application that are available when the database is disabled. For more information about disabled mode, please see Chapter 25.

To specify an Access macro, simply use the name of the macro in the onAction attribute, as shown in the following XML:

<button id=“btnMacro” label=“onAction (macro)” onAction=“mcrLargeButton”/>

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