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sorry, it was a &nbsp;typo error on my part..
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sorry, it was a  typo error on my part..

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The VBA wording that worked for me is: <br />
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DoCmd.Close acQuery, &quot;XYZ&quot; <br />
&nbsp;<br />
and NOT<br />
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&nbsp;DoCmd.CloseQuery &quot;XYZ&quot;<br />
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Expert's suggestion helped.
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The VBA wording that worked for me is:

DoCmd.Close acQuery, "XYZ"
 
and NOT

 DoCmd.CloseQuery "XYZ"

Expert's suggestion helped.

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Hello Expert, <br />
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I am trying to develop an if statement for my form in VBA: &nbsp;<br />
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If Query &quot;XYZ&quot; is open then DoCmd.CloseQuery &quot;XYZ&quot;<br />
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Not sure if possible. I appreciate your help.
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Hello Expert, 

I am trying to develop an if statement for my form in VBA:  

If Query "XYZ" is open then DoCmd.CloseQuery "XYZ"

Not sure if possible. I appreciate your help.

If Statement Access Query

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.