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I created a new module called newcpar and put the code in it. I then created a new macro and used RunCode with myFunction(newcpar) but it is not working.<br />
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Am I going about this right?<br />
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Dan
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I created a new module called newcpar and put the code in it. I then created a new macro and used RunCode with myFunction(newcpar) but it is not working.

Am I going about this right?

Dan

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I didn't know I had to give it a function name inside the module. It works now.
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I didn't know I had to give it a function name inside the module. It works now.

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&lt;Am I going about this right?&gt; gues Not<br />
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what is the name of the function that you placed in the module &quot;newcpar&quot; ?<br />

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<Am I going about this right?> gues Not

what is the name of the function that you placed in the module "newcpar" ?


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So I am creating a menu (customizing toolbars) in Access 2003 and I want to create a menu command to run a few lines of VB Code. Is there a way to do this in Access 2003? For example, create a module with the VB coding then create a macro that will run the module?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Dan
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So I am creating a menu (customizing toolbars) in Access 2003 and I want to create a menu command to run a few lines of VB Code. Is there a way to do this in Access 2003? For example, create a module with the VB coding then create a macro that will run the module?

Thanks,
Dan

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