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When I try to run my code in the code window by pressing Run commad or F5, it opens the Macros window and expects me to write the name of the macro. Could you please help me how to get rid of this Macros window!
Code needs to be run by an event related to a form, or form control, or custom function you have entered in a query. Events start or trigger code to run.
Your code will be either a subroutine or a function.
You can test it by placing a form button control on a form and call the code from the Click Event of the button by using the name of the function or subroutine.
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