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Try opening up the Properties dialog box, then going to the Events tab. &nbsp;Click the dropdown on the far right of the event you want to create and see if it gives you the &quot;Event Procedure&quot; option
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Try opening up the Properties dialog box, then going to the Events tab.  Click the dropdown on the far right of the event you want to create and see if it gives you the "Event Procedure" option

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Try this...<br />
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Open a form in Design View and click the ... next to On Click for a command button or other control on the form. &nbsp;Are the options the same (just Macro and Code Builder)?
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Try this...

Open a form in Design View and click the ... next to On Click for a command button or other control on the form.  Are the options the same (just Macro and Code Builder)?

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fyed and mbizup<br />
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Tried both.<br />
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In both cases I get the popup screen shot above
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fyed and mbizup

Tried both.

In both cases I get the popup screen shot above

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Reinstall full did the trick
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I seem to be missing my Expression Builder.<br />
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When I right click on a Form Detail area and choose &quot;Build Event&quot; all I see are Macro and COde???<br />
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Any ideas?<br />
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Or even a shortcut key?<br />
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I seem to be missing my Expression Builder.

When I right click on a Form Detail area and choose "Build Event" all I see are Macro and COde???

Any ideas?

Or even a shortcut key?


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