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DoCmd and Me.

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KBDB - 10 Apr 2008 10:53 GMT
Where can I find a listing of these commands and how to use them?

Thanks,

Kathleen
Stefan Hoffmann - 10 Apr 2008 11:03 GMT
hi,

> Where can I find a listing of these commands and how to use them?
Open the VBA editor and there open the object browser (F2). There you
can search for almost everything you can use in code. When you have
found what you where looking for use the onlin help (F1)...

And, of course, giyf.)

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KBDB - 10 Apr 2008 11:40 GMT
Hi,

I found the DoCmd but I could not find the Me. listed there.  Is the Me.
listed under another name?

Thanks.....

Kathleen

> hi,
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Stefan Hoffmann - 10 Apr 2008 13:11 GMT
hi Kathleen,

> I found the DoCmd but I could not find the Me. listed there.  Is the Me.
> listed under another name?
Ahh, I've missed that.

"Me" references the current object. In Access this can be the form or
the report where you use it. So the type of "Me" can be Access.Form or
Access.Report.

mfG
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