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the Close Macro Action set on click Event of a Button in the Form will initiate the close event of the form.
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the Close Macro Action set on click Event of a Button in the Form will initiate the close event of the form.

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Thanks Rey,,,<br />
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So, the On Close in the Form property will not interfere with whatever process I use on my Close Button. &nbsp;<b>Correct?</b>
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Thanks Rey,,,

So, the On Close in the Form property will not interfere with whatever process I use on my Close Button.  Correct?

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Another &quot;Many Thanks&quot;
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Another &quot;Many Thanks&quot; To Mr. Rey.
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Hi All,,,<br />
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What is the deference between OnClose Event Property of the Form and a Close Macro Action set on click Event of a Button in the Form?<br />
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Hi All,,,

What is the deference between OnClose Event Property of the Form and a Close Macro Action set on click Event of a Button in the Form?

Thanks

What is the deference between OnClose Event of the Form and Close Macro Action set on the Event of a Button in the Form?

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