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When I go to the on click command, there is already an embedded macro there that the switchboard manager created. &nbsp;How should I modify that? &nbsp;Do I select &quot;Event Procedure&quot; and modify there?
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When I go to the on click command, there is already an embedded macro there that the switchboard manager created.  How should I modify that?  Do I select "Event Procedure" and modify there?

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okay, I changed it to an event procedure and added it there. &nbsp;Thank you for your help!!
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okay, I changed it to an event procedure and added it there.  Thank you for your help!!

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You are welcome!<br />
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/gustav
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Hi Experts,<br />
I have created a switchboard in access 2013. &nbsp;I need one of the buttons on the switchboard to open more than one form. &nbsp;It needs to open 3 of them at once. &nbsp;Can someone tell me how to write the switchboard button code to open 3 forms at once?
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Hi Experts,
I have created a switchboard in access 2013.  I need one of the buttons on the switchboard to open more than one form.  It needs to open 3 of them at once.  Can someone tell me how to write the switchboard button code to open 3 forms at once?

Open multiple forms with one button on Access 2013 Switchboard

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