DoCmd.RunDataMacro method (Access)
Use the RunDataMacro method to run a named data macro from Visual Basic.
Syntax
expression.RunDataMacro (MacroName)
expression A variable that represents a DoCmd object.
Parameters
Name | Required/Optional | Data type | Description |
---|---|---|---|
MacroName | Required | Variant | Name of the saved macro. The name must include the name of the table to which the data macro is attached (for example, Comments.AddComment). |
Remarks
Use the RunDataMacro method to reuse a named data macro in Visual Basic code.
If the data macro requires parameters, you must first create them by using the SetParameter method prior to calling the RunDataMacro method. Each call to SetParameter creates a single named parameter.
Example
The following code example creates two parameters for use by the AddComment data macro. The two parameters are named prmComment and prmRelatedID, respectively. The value of the txtComment text box is stored in the prmComment parameter. The value of the txtId text box is stored in the prmRelatedID parameter. The "Comments.AddComment" data macro is then run.
Private Sub cmdAddComment_Click()
DoCmd.SetParameter "prmComment", Me.txtComment
DoCmd.SetParameter "prmRelatedID", Me.txtId
DoCmd.RunDataMacro "Comments.AddComment"
End Sub
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