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Buttons on forms

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Reply Mon 21 Jul 2008, 11:41Delegate Lisa said...

Lisa has attended:
Excel VBA Intro Intermediate course

Buttons on forms

How do you put a command button on a form to enable someone to click the button and the find menu pop up instead of "ctrl+F" being pressed....?

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Reply Wed 6 Aug 2008, 16:35Trainer Amanda said...

RE: buttons on forms

Hello Lisa

Thank you for your posts.

We offer the forum service to all our delegates to answer questions related directly to content of courses they have attended with us.

While we are happy to support and advise our delegates in the manner that the forum was intended, there will be instances where we choose to advise delegates that we can only assist, or continue to assist, in a consultative role which would involve dedicated time from a trainer, and be billable.

This would apply to the posts regarding Access VBA, as you have not undertaken Access VBA training with us. If you are interested in taking this option forward to resolve any remaining issues with your database, please contact our enquiries team to discuss your requirement on phone number.

Kind regards
Amanda

Reply Thu 7 Aug 2008, 09:29Delegate Lisa said...

RE: buttons on forms

That is not what I understood this to be all about - this is not how my trainer sold this to me. I am dissappointed to hear this - afterall I thought that this forum was about sharing ideas with one another - not a money making scheme.

I will be doing the VBA course in September I have also booked to do the Access Level 3.

I have resolved this question now - by myself.

Regards,

Lisa Wilson

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Create own ribbon tab - Access 2010

a. In Access click on the File tab
b. Select Options from left hand side
c. Choose the Customize Ribbon section
d. Click the New Tab button (below the list of tabs on the right hand side of the dialog box)
e. Select the New Tab (Custom) and enter a name, by clicking the Rename button (below the list of tabs on the right hand side of the dialog box)
f. Select the New Group (Custom) and enter a name, by clicking the Rename button (below the list of tabs on the right hand side of the dialog box)
g. Add commands to your tab and group by locating them on the list on the right hand side (remembering that you can change the list using the drop down box at the top of the list of commands) and clicking the Add button between the two panes to add them to your tab and group
h. You can rearrange the commands in your group, the groups on any tab or the tabs, using the up and down arrow buttons beside the list of tabs.
i. Click OK to apply your changes

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