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The steps are exactly the same as in your link.<br />
You start on the Create option on the ribbon and click Macro. Then you do exactly the same as in the link.
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The level of instruction that I got from the youtube channel was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for finding that video!
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Because that grade distinguishes an answer that is pointing me to more information from an answer that ends my question by itself. I think when an expert takes the time to craft a personal response (and so many do) they deserve and A so anything less can't also be an A. That's just my rubric.
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ok..this willbe my last to look at any of your q
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I've never created a macro before in Access 2010. I was trying to follow the following instructions from this website (<a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/304428" rel="ugc nofollow">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/304428</a>):<br />
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Create the following new macro, and then save it as QBF_Macro:<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;Action: OpenQuery<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;Query Name: QBF_Query<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;View: Datasheet<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;Data Mode: Edit<br />
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How do I do this in Access 2010, can someone tell me step-by-step so I can do this on my own?<br />
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Thanks!
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I've never created a macro before in Access 2010. I was trying to follow the following instructions from this website (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/304428):

Create the following new macro, and then save it as QBF_Macro:

   Action: OpenQuery
   Query Name: QBF_Query
   View: Datasheet
   Data Mode: Edit

How do I do this in Access 2010, can someone tell me step-by-step so I can do this on my own?

Thanks!

The steps are exactly the same as in your link.
You start on the Create option on the ribbon and click Macro. Then you do exactly the same as in the link.

The level of instruction that I got from the youtube channel was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for finding that video!

Because that grade distinguishes an answer that is pointing me to more information from an answer that ends my question by itself. I think when an expert takes the time to craft a personal response (and so many do) they deserve and A so anything less can&#39;t also be an A. That&#39;s just my rubric.

ok..this willbe my last to look at any of your q

Create a macro - Access 2010

I&#39;ve never created a macro before in Access 2010. I was trying to follow the following instructions from this website (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/304428):

Create the following new macro, and then save it as QBF_Macro:

   Action: OpenQuery
   Query Name: QBF_Query
   View: Datasheet
   Data Mode: Edit

How do I do this in Access 2010, can someone tell me step-by-step so I can do this on my own?

Thanks!

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