Question

Filtered "Go to Record" combo box

Asked by: AikonEnohp

I have a form with a unbound CBO box that is used to display a records query.  When the user clicks one of the displayed records, the form moves to the associated record.  I also have an "EZ Filter" text box that creates a "Like *FieldVar*" filter clause and then applies.  This works fine BUT I need the "Go To" record source to (embedded sql statement) to include the forms's filter property when present and when the .FilterOn(True).

The GoTo functionality is built in macro script but the Filter code is in VBA.  PREFER VBA of Access Macro "Language".

Private Sub txtFilterBox_AfterUpdate()
    Dim strSearchBy As String
    Dim strFilterBy As String
    Dim intRxCount As Integer
    Dim strMsgPrompt As String
 
    mlngPink = RGB(254, 185, 185)
    strMsgPrompt = "No records exist based on the criteria provided"
 
    If IsNull(Me.txtFilterBox.Value) Then             ' No filter Criteria Provided
        ClearFormFilter                               ' Clear the Form Filter and reset the filter criteria text box
 
    Else                                              ' Criteria Entered
 
        ' Get Criteria
        strSearchBy = Replace(Forms![Import Scrubber]![txtFilterBox], """", """""")
 
        ' Build Filter Clause
        strFilterBy = "([Company] Like ""*" & strSearchBy & "*"")" _
                      & " OR ([City] Like ""*" & strSearchBy & "*"")" _
                      & " OR ([ZIP/Postal Code] Like ""*" & strSearchBy & "*"")" _
                      & " OR ([varSpecialyDesc] Like ""*" & strSearchBy & "*"")" _
                      & " OR ([PrimaryDnBSICDescription] Like ""*" & strSearchBy & "*"")" _
                      & " OR ([Contact Name] Like ""*" & strSearchBy & "*"")"
 
        ' Process the data filter request
        intRxCount = _
        DCount("*", Me.RecordSource, strFilterBy)     ' Count Filtered Records
        If intRxCount > 0 Then                        ' At least one matching record was exists
            
            With Me                                   ' Set Active Form Object properties
                .txtFilterBox.BackColor = mlngPink    ' Set Criteria Text Box back-color
                .Filter = strFilterBy                 ' Set Filter Criteria
                .FilterOn = True                      ' Activate Filter
                .cmdShowAll.Enabled = True            ' Enable "Show All" CMD Button
            End With
            DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acFirst              ' Go to first record
        
        Else                                          ' No matching records were found
            ClearFormFilter                           ' Clear the Form Filter and reset the filter criteria text box
            MsgBox (strMsgPrompt)                     ' Tell the user
        End If
    End If
End Sub
'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
Sub ClearFormFilter()
    mlngWhite = RGB(255, 255, 255)
 
    With Forms![Import Scrubber]                      ' Form Object
        .Filter = ""                                  ' Clear any existing filter
        .FilterOn = False                             ' Set the "Filtered flag" to off
        .txtFilterBox.BackColor = mlngWhite           ' Change the Criteria control backcolor to White
        .txtFilterBox.Format = "@;[blue]""Enter Filter Criteria..."""    ' Add user prompt text
        .txtFilterBox = Null
        .cmdShowAll.Enabled = False                   ' Disable the "Show All Records" cmd button
    End With
End Sub

                                  
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2009-09-17 at 14:42:16ID24741618
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    Answers

     

    by: thenelsonPosted on 2009-09-17 at 15:44:14ID: 25361795

    Any of the following three methods will search within a filtered report:
    Three easy ways to jump to a record in a combobox but still be able to scroll through all the other records:

    1) The combo box and list box wizard will do this for you automatically. In the first or second step (depending on you version of Access), choose the third option: "Find a record on my form based on the value selected in my combo box" This must be done on a BOUND form.  

    2) Have the record ID number as one of the fields in the list/combo box and in the form (they can both be hidden).  The bound column of the list/combo box is the record ID field.  Then the On After Update Event of the list/combo box would look like:

    Private Sub List/ComboBoxName_AfterUpdate()       'Use the name of your list/combo box
    txtRecordID.SetFocus       'Use the name of your text box
    DoCmd.FindRecord List/ComboBoxName       'Use the name of your list/combo box
    End Sub

    3) Again, the bound column of the list/combo box is the record ID field.

    Private Sub List/ComboBoxName_AfterUpdate()       'Use the name of your list/combo box
    Me.RecordSet.FindFirst "txtRecordID = " & List/ComboBoxName       'Use the name of your list/combo box and text box
    End Sub

     

    by: AikonEnohpPosted on 2009-09-17 at 16:49:15ID: 25362172

    I am already able to jump to records using the Go To CBO on the screen (its hidden so all that you see is the controls dropdown arrow).  The problem is that I need a query that populates the  dropdown records listing to be filtered based on  the forms filter clause and filterOn property.
     
    Currently, the Go to CBO is using an embedded query statement for the record source.  I can duplicate the SQL statement in VBA but do know how to apply the filter criteria to the SQL where clause and then push it back into the CBO.RecoordSource property.

    The code I included shows the code I am using to build the form.filter clause can the property value be used for a where clause?

     

    by: AikonEnohpPosted on 2009-09-17 at 20:48:09ID: 25362831

    Well. I hate to answer my own question but I did.  I am posting the solution in case anyone else may benefit.
    What I had to do was check the .FilterOn property and then build a custom SQL string based on the value.  If the .FilterOn = false, then build the SQL without the filtering criteria.  If True, I had to build a different string with the appropriate Like *<criteria>*.
    I have include the a code snippet of the entire form module.  Still open to a better solution or even recommendations regarding my code.  

    Option Compare Database
Option Explicit
 
Public mlngPink As Long                                  ' = RGB(254, 185, 185)
Public mlngWhite As Long                                 ' = RGB(255, 255, 255)
 
 
 
Private Sub cboGoToContact_GotFocus()
 
    Dim strSqlSelect As String
    Dim strSqlWhereNonFiltered As String
    Dim strSqlWhereFiltered As String
    Dim strSqlOrderBy As String
    Dim strSqlStatement As String
    Dim blnFilterOnState As Boolean
    Dim blnHasFilter As Boolean
    Dim intRxCount As Integer
 
    Dim strFilterCriteria As String
    Dim strFilterClause As String
    Dim strMsgPrompt As String
 
    strMsgPrompt = "There are no other records to go to based on the filtering criteria provided"
    blnFilterOnState = Me.FilterOn
 
    If Not blnFilterOnState Then                         ' Form's FilterOn Property = False
        ' Build SQL Select Statement Parts
        strSqlSelect = "SELECT [Contacts Extended].ID, " _
                       & "[Contacts Extended].Company, " _
                       & "[Contacts Extended].[Contact Name], " _
                       & "[Contacts Extended].[E-mail Address], " _
                       & "[Contacts Extended].City," _
                       & "Specialties.Specialty, " _
                       & "[Contacts Extended].[ZIP/Postal Code], " _
                       & "[Contacts Extended].PrimaryDnBSICDescription " _
                       & "FROM [Contacts Extended] " _
                       & "LEFT JOIN Specialties ON [Contacts Extended].ID = Specialties.ID "
 
        strSqlWhereNonFiltered = "WHERE ((([Contacts Extended].ID) <> Nz([Form]![ID], 0)))"
 
        strSqlOrderBy = "ORDER BY [Contacts Extended].Company, [Contacts Extended].[Contact Name];"
 
        strSqlStatement = strSqlSelect & strSqlWhereNonFiltered & strSqlOrderBy
 
 
    Else                                                 ' Form's FilterOn property = True
        ' Get Criteria
        strFilterCriteria = Replace(Forms![Import Scrubber]![txtFilterBox], """", """""")
 
        strSqlSelect = "SELECT [Contacts Extended].ID, " _
                       & "[Contacts Extended].Company, " _
                       & "[Contacts Extended].[Contact Name], " _
                       & "[Contacts Extended].[E-mail Address], " _
                       & "[Contacts Extended].City," _
                       & "Specialties.Specialty, " _
                       & "[Contacts Extended].[ZIP/Postal Code], " _
                       & "[Contacts Extended].PrimaryDnBSICDescription " _
                       & "FROM [Contacts Extended] " _
                       & "LEFT JOIN Specialties ON [Contacts Extended].ID = Specialties.ID "
 
        strSqlWhereFiltered = "WHERE ((([Contacts Extended].ID)<>Nz([Form]![ID],0)) AND " _
                              & "(([Contacts Extended].Company) Like ""*" & strFilterCriteria & "*"")) OR " _
                              & "((([Contacts Extended].ID)<>Nz([Form]![ID],0)) AND " _
                              & "(([Contacts Extended].[Contact Name]) Like ""*" & strFilterCriteria & "*"")) OR " _
                              & "((([Contacts Extended].ID)<>Nz([Form]![ID],0)) AND " _
                              & "(([Contacts Extended].City) Like ""*" & strFilterCriteria & "*"")) OR " _
                              & "((([Contacts Extended].ID)<>Nz([Form]![ID],0)) AND " _
                              & "((Specialties.Specialty) Like ""*" & strFilterCriteria & "*"")) OR " _
                              & "((([Contacts Extended].ID)<>Nz([Form]![ID],0)) AND " _
                              & "(([Contacts Extended].[ZIP/Postal Code]) Like ""*" & strFilterCriteria & "*"")) OR " _
                              & "((([Contacts Extended].ID)<>Nz([Form]![ID],0)) AND " _
                              & "(([Contacts Extended].PrimaryDnBSICDescription) Like ""*" & strFilterCriteria & "*""))"
 
        strSqlOrderBy = "ORDER BY [Contacts Extended].Company, [Contacts Extended].[Contact Name];"
 
        strSqlStatement = strSqlSelect & strSqlWhereFiltered & strSqlOrderBy    '
 
    End If
 
    ' Build Filter Clause
    strFilterClause = zstrBuildFilterClause(strFilterCriteria)
 
    ' Count Filtered Records minus curent record (1)
    intRxCount = DCount("*", Me.RecordSource, strFilterClause) - 1
    If intRxCount > 0 Then                               ' If we have at least 1 record we can go to
        Me.cboGoToContact.RowSource = strSqlStatement    ' Set the RowSourceValue
        Me.cboGoToContact.Dropdown                       ' Show the dropdown record listing
    Else                                                 ' There are no other recordsto go to
        Me.Company.SetFocus
        MsgBox (strMsgPrompt)                            ' So tell the user
    End If
 
End Sub
 
Private Sub Form_Current()
    ' If filtering has been turned off outside of the form
    ' Clear the EZ Filter Text Box
    If Not Me.FilterOn Then
        Call ClearFormFilter
    End If
 
End Sub
 
Private Sub Form_Open(Cancel As Integer)
    'If the form was saved while filtered,
    ' remove the filtering prior to the form loading
    Call ClearFormFilter
End Sub
 
Private Sub txtFilterBox_AfterUpdate()
    Dim strFilterCriteria As String
    Dim strFilterClause As String
    Dim intRxCount As Integer
    Dim strMsgPrompt As String
 
    mlngPink = RGB(254, 185, 185)
    strMsgPrompt = "No records exist based on the criteria provided"
 
    If IsNull(Me.txtFilterBox.Value) Then                ' No filter Criteria Provided
        ClearFormFilter                                  ' Clear the Form Filter and reset the filter criteria text box
 
    Else                                                 ' Criteria Entered
        ' Get Criteria
        strFilterCriteria = Replace(Forms![Import Scrubber]![txtFilterBox], """", """""")
 
        ' Build Filter Clause
        strFilterClause = zstrBuildFilterClause(strFilterCriteria)
 
        ' Process the data filter request
        intRxCount = _
        DCount("*", Me.RecordSource, strFilterClause)    ' Count Filtered Records
        If intRxCount > 0 Then                           ' At least one matching record was exists
 
            With Me                                      ' Set Active Form Object properties
                .txtFilterBox.BackColor = mlngPink       ' Set Criteria Text Box back-color
                .Filter = strFilterClause                ' Set Filter Criteria
                .FilterOn = True                         ' Activate Filter
                .cmdShowAll.Enabled = True               ' Enable "Show All" CMD Button
            End With
            DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acFirst                 ' Go to first record
 
        Else                                             ' No matching records were found
            ClearFormFilter                              ' Clear the Form Filter and reset the filter criteria text box
            MsgBox (strMsgPrompt)                        ' Tell the user
        End If
    End If
End Sub
 
Private Sub cmdGoTo_Click()
    On Error Resume Next
    Me.cboGoToContact.SetFocus
End Sub
 
Private Sub cmdShowAll_Click()
    ClearFormFilter                                      ' Clear the Form Filter and reset the filter criteria text box
    DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acFirst                         ' Go to 1st Record
End Sub
 
Sub ClearFormFilter()
    mlngWhite = RGB(255, 255, 255)
 
    With Forms![Import Scrubber]                         ' Form Object
        .Filter = ""                                     ' Clear any existing filter
        .FilterOn = False                                ' Set the "Filtered flag" to off
        .txtFilterBox.BackColor = mlngWhite              ' Change the Criteria control backcolor to White
        .txtFilterBox.Format = "@;[blue]""Enter Filter Criteria..."""    ' Add user prompt text
        .txtFilterBox = Null
        .Company.SetFocus
        .cmdShowAll.Enabled = False                      ' Disable the "Show All Records" cmd button
    End With
 
End Sub
Private Function zstrBuildFilterClause(sCriteria As String) As String
    ' Build Filter Clause
    Dim strFilterClause As String
    strFilterClause = "([Company] Like ""*" & sCriteria & "*"")" _
                      & " OR ([City] Like ""*" & sCriteria & "*"")" _
                      & " OR ([ZIP/Postal Code] Like ""*" & sCriteria & "*"")" _
                      & " OR ([varSpecialyDesc] Like ""*" & sCriteria & "*"")" _
                      & " OR ([PrimaryDnBSICDescription] Like ""*" & sCriteria & "*"")" _
                      & " OR ([Contact Name] Like ""*" & sCriteria & "*"")"
 
    zstrBuildFilterClause = strFilterClause
 
End Function
 
Private Sub cboGoToContact_AfterUpdate()
    If IsNull(Me.cboGoToContact) Then Exit Sub
    If Me.Dirty Then ' If the curent record is dirty
        DoCmd.Save ' then save it befor moving off the record
        Me.cboGoToContact = Null ' Clear the hidden CBO box
    End If
    Me.Company.SetFocus
End Sub

                                              
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    by: thenelsonPosted on 2009-09-17 at 20:55:43ID: 25362853

    Glad you got a solution.

     

    by: AikonEnohpPosted on 2009-09-18 at 12:40:41ID: 25369294

    FInal draft Code

    Fixed conflict with cmdCopyRecord code
    Added API function to "flush" the clipboard after copy/paste operation

     

    Option Compare Database
Option Explicit
 
Public mlngPink As Long                                  ' = RGB(254, 185, 185)
Public mlngWhite As Long                                 ' = RGB(255, 255, 255)
Public mblnCopyRecordFlag As Boolean
Public mstrMsgPrompt As String
Public mstrTitle As String
Public mcintResponse As Integer
Const mcstrMsg_FilterBoxNoMatch As String = "No records exist based on the criteria provided"
Const mcstrMsg_GoToNoMatch As String = "There are no other records to go to based on the filtering criteria provided"
Const mcstrEZFilterPropmt As String = "@;[blue]""Enter Filter Criteria..."""    '
'
'
 
Private Sub cboGoToContact_GotFocus()
 
    Dim strSqlSelect As String
    Dim strSqlWhereNonFiltered As String
    Dim strSqlWhereFiltered As String
    Dim strSqlOrderBy As String
    Dim strSqlStatement As String
    Dim blnFilterOnState As Boolean
    Dim blnHasFilter As Boolean
    Dim intRxCount As Integer
 
    Dim strFilterCriteria As String
    Dim strFilterClause As String
 
    blnFilterOnState = Me.FilterOn
 
    If Not blnFilterOnState Then                         ' Form's FilterOn Property = False
        ' Build SQL Select Statement Parts
        strSqlSelect = "SELECT [Contacts Extended].ID, " _
                & "[Contacts Extended].Company, " _
                & "[Contacts Extended].[Contact Name], " _
                & "[Contacts Extended].City," _
                & "Specialties.Specialty, " _
                & "[Contacts Extended].[ZIP/Postal Code], " _
                & "[Contacts Extended].PrimaryDnBSICDescription " _
                & "FROM [Contacts Extended] " _
                & "LEFT JOIN Specialties ON [Contacts Extended].ID = Specialties.ID "
 
        strSqlWhereNonFiltered = "WHERE ((([Contacts Extended].ID) <> Nz([Form]![ID], 0)))"
 
        strSqlOrderBy = "ORDER BY [Contacts Extended].Company, [Contacts Extended].[Contact Name];"
 
        strSqlStatement = strSqlSelect & strSqlWhereNonFiltered & strSqlOrderBy
 
 
    Else                                                 ' Form's FilterOn property = True
        ' Get Criteria
        strFilterCriteria = Replace(Forms![Import Scrubber]![txtFilterBox], """", """""")
 
        strSqlSelect = "SELECT [Contacts Extended].ID, " _
                & "[Contacts Extended].Company, " _
                & "[Contacts Extended].[Contact Name], " _
                & "[Contacts Extended].City," _
                & "Specialties.Specialty, " _
                & "[Contacts Extended].[ZIP/Postal Code], " _
                & "[Contacts Extended].PrimaryDnBSICDescription " _
                & "FROM [Contacts Extended] " _
                & "LEFT JOIN Specialties ON [Contacts Extended].ID = Specialties.ID "
 
        strSqlWhereFiltered = "WHERE ((([Contacts Extended].ID)<>Nz([Form]![ID],0)) AND " _
                & "(([Contacts Extended].Company) Like ""*" & strFilterCriteria & "*"")) OR " _
                & "((([Contacts Extended].ID)<>Nz([Form]![ID],0)) AND " _
                & "(([Contacts Extended].[Contact Name]) Like ""*" & strFilterCriteria & "*"")) OR " _
                & "((([Contacts Extended].ID)<>Nz([Form]![ID],0)) AND " _
                & "(([Contacts Extended].City) Like ""*" & strFilterCriteria & "*"")) OR " _
                & "((([Contacts Extended].ID)<>Nz([Form]![ID],0)) AND " _
                & "((Specialties.Specialty) Like ""*" & strFilterCriteria & "*"")) OR " _
                & "((([Contacts Extended].ID)<>Nz([Form]![ID],0)) AND " _
                & "(([Contacts Extended].[ZIP/Postal Code]) Like ""*" & strFilterCriteria & "*"")) OR " _
                & "((([Contacts Extended].ID)<>Nz([Form]![ID],0)) AND " _
                & "(([Contacts Extended].PrimaryDnBSICDescription) Like ""*" & strFilterCriteria & "*""))"
 
        strSqlOrderBy = "ORDER BY [Contacts Extended].Company, [Contacts Extended].[Contact Name];"
 
        strSqlStatement = strSqlSelect & strSqlWhereFiltered & strSqlOrderBy    '
 
    End If
 
    ' Build Filter Clause
    strFilterClause = zstrBuildFilterClause(strFilterCriteria)
 
    ' Count Filtered Records minus curent record (1)
    intRxCount = DCount("*", Me.RecordSource, _
            strFilterClause) - 1
    If intRxCount > 0 Then                               ' We have at least 1 record
 
        Me.cboGoToContact.RowSource = strSqlStatement    ' Set the RowSourceValue
        Me.cboGoToContact.Dropdown                       ' Show the dropdown record listing
 
    Else                                                 ' There are no other recordsto go to
        Me.Company.SetFocus
        mcintResponse = _
                MsgBox(mcstrMsg_GoToNoMatch, , _
                "Go to Record Function")                 ' So tell the user
    End If
 
End Sub
 
Private Sub cmdCopy_Click()
    mblnCopyRecordFlag = True
    DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSelectRecord
    DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdCopy
    DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdRecordsGoToNew
    DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSelectRecord
    DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdPaste
    gprocClearClipboard                                  ' Clear the clipboard
End Sub
 
Private Sub Form_Current()
    ' If filtering has been turned off outside of the form
    ' Clear the EZ Filter Text Box
    If Not Me.FilterOn Then
        Call ClearFormFilter
    End If
 
End Sub
 
Private Sub Form_Open(Cancel As Integer)
    'If the form was saved while filtered,
    ' remove the filtering prior to the form loading
    Call ClearFormFilter
End Sub
 
Private Sub txtFilterBox_AfterUpdate()
    Dim strFilterCriteria As String
    Dim strFilterClause As String
    Dim intRxCount As Integer
 
    mlngPink = RGB(254, 185, 185)
 
    If IsNull(Me.txtFilterBox.Value) Or _
            Me.txtFilterBox.Value = _
            "Enter Filter Criteria..." Then              ' No filter Criteria Provided
        ClearFormFilter                                  ' Clear the Form Filter and reset the filter criteria text box
 
    Else                                                 ' Criteria Entered
        ' Get Criteria
        strFilterCriteria = Replace(Forms![Import Scrubber]![txtFilterBox], """", """""")
 
        ' Build Filter Clause
        strFilterClause = zstrBuildFilterClause(strFilterCriteria)
 
        ' Process the data filter request
        intRxCount = _
                DCount("*", Me.RecordSource, _
                strFilterClause)                         ' Count Filtered Records
 
        If intRxCount > 0 Then                           ' At least one matching record was exists
            If Me.Dirty Then DoCmd.Save                  ' If the record is dirty, save it
            With Me                                      ' Set Active Form Object properties
                .txtFilterBox.BackColor = mlngPink       ' Set Criteria Text Box back-color
                .Filter = strFilterClause                ' Set Filter Criteria
                .FilterOn = True                         ' Activate Filter
                .cmdShowAll.Enabled = True               ' Enable "Show All" CMD Button
            End With
 
            DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acFirst                 ' Go to first record
 
        Else                                             ' No matching records were found
            ClearFormFilter                              ' Clear the Form Filter and reset the filter criteria text box
            mcintResponse = _
                    MsgBox(mcstrMsg_FilterBoxNoMatch _
                    , , "EZ Filter")                     ' Tell the user
 
        End If
    End If
End Sub
 
Private Sub cmdGoTo_Click()
    On Error Resume Next
    Me.cboGoToContact.SetFocus
End Sub
 
Private Sub cmdShowAll_Click()
    ClearFormFilter                                      ' Clear the Form Filter and reset the filter criteria text box
    DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acFirst                         ' Go to 1st Record
End Sub
 
Sub ClearFormFilter()
    mlngWhite = RGB(255, 255, 255)
 
    With Forms![Import Scrubber]                         ' Form Object
        .Filter = ""                                     ' Clear any existing filter
        .FilterOn = False                                ' Set the "Filtered flag" to off
        .txtFilterBox.BackColor = mlngWhite              ' Change the Criteria control backcolor to White
        .txtFilterBox.Format = mcstrEZFilterPropmt       ' Add user prompt text
        .txtFilterBox = Null
        .Company.SetFocus
        .cmdShowAll.Enabled = False                      ' Disable the "Show All Records" cmd button
    End With
 
End Sub
Private Function zstrBuildFilterClause(sCriteria As String) As String
    ' Build Filter Clause
    Dim strFilterClause As String
    strFilterClause = "([Company] Like ""*" & sCriteria & "*"")" _
            & " OR ([City] Like ""*" & sCriteria & "*"")" _
            & " OR ([ZIP/Postal Code] Like ""*" & sCriteria & "*"")" _
            & " OR ([varSpecialyDesc] Like ""*" & sCriteria & "*"")" _
            & " OR ([PrimaryDnBSICDescription] Like ""*" & sCriteria & "*"")" _
            & " OR ([Contact Name] Like ""*" & sCriteria & "*"")"
 
    zstrBuildFilterClause = strFilterClause
 
End Function
 
Private Sub cboGoToContact_AfterUpdate()
    'If IsNull(Me.cboGoToContact) Then Exit Sub
    If Me.Dirty Then                                     ' If the curent record is dirty
        DoCmd.Save                                       ' then save it befor moving off the record
        Me.cboGoToContact = Null                         ' Clear the hidden CBO box
    End If
    'Me.Company.SetFocus
End Sub
 
'=============== Seperate Gen Module ==============================
Option Compare Database
Option Explicit
Private Declare Function CloseClipboard Lib "user32" () As Long
Private Declare Function OpenClipboard Lib "user32" (ByVal hwnd As Long) As Long
Private Declare Function EmptyClipboard Lib "user32" () As Long
 
Public Sub gprocClearClipboard()
    OpenClipboard Application.hWndAccessApp
    EmptyClipboard
    CloseClipboard
End Sub

                                              
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