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Did you try to use the Button wizard and select the Openform action with the formname of your excel form ?<br />
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Nic;o)
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Did you try to use the Button wizard and select the Openform action with the formname of your excel form ?

Nic;o)

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They do not show up under the form wizard!
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They do not show up under the form wizard!

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Hmm, interesting. Can you drop a zipped version this &quot;excel.mdb&quot; in my mailbox so I can have a look ?<br />
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Nic;o)<br />
(Mail in my profile, click my membername)
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Hmm, interesting. Can you drop a zipped version this "excel.mdb" in my mailbox so I can have a look ?

Nic;o)
(Mail in my profile, click my membername)

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Nico,<br />
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Thanks for your assistance. You can't believe how excited I got when that form popped up!! However, I am also listening to your advise about recreation.<br />
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thanks again,<br />
howard
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Nico,

Thanks for your assistance. You can't believe how excited I got when that form popped up!! However, I am also listening to your advise about recreation.

thanks again,
howard

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Glad I could help and your question learned me something new about the Excel form too :-)<br />
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Nic;o)
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Glad I could help and your question learned me something new about the Excel form too :-)

Nic;o)

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I have 10 MS Excel forms that I imported into my access module/form. The are userforms from excel, yet, I can bring them up in form view in ms access with the run menu command or the F5 key. However, how do I code a control button on another form to use the &quot;on-click&quot; to open one of these forms?<br />
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thanks,<br />
howard
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I have 10 MS Excel forms that I imported into my access module/form. The are userforms from excel, yet, I can bring them up in form view in ms access with the run menu command or the F5 key. However, how do I code a control button on another form to use the "on-click" to open one of these forms?

thanks,
howard

EXCEL USERFORM IMPORTED INTO ACCESS MODULE/FORM

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.