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8.4

Calling multiple Subs in one line code

Asked by billcute in Access Forms, Microsoft Access Database

I have about eight different "subs" that must be called at the "On Current Event" and several after other controls from their AfterUpdate Event handler.

What I'll like to do is call all  the applicable Subs in the On Current Event handle in one line eg.
Call Sub1, Sub2, Sub3..............Sub 8....

and then Call individual Subs where they may be applicable in the "AfterUpdate Event Handler" of the controls.
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For example, I currently have the following Subs:
Private Sub mySub1()
If Me.cbo1.column(0) = "NB" Then
     Me.cboA = ""
     Me.cboA.Visible = False
     Me.cboB = True
ElseIf me.cbo1.column(0) = "EB" Then
     Me.cboB = ""
     Me.cboB.Visible = False
     Me.cboA.Visible = True
End Sub
************************

Private Sub mySub2()
..................................
 ElseIf me.........................Then
..................................
End Sub
*************************
Private Sub mySub3()
..................................
 ElseIf me.........................Then
..................................
End Sub

etc......

now at the form's On Current Event Handler, I current have the Subs called as shown below

Private Sub Form_Current()
Call Sub1
Cal Sub2
Call Sub3
.............
up to Sub8
' ..............
'some other code
End Sub
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