Embedded Macros

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Summing multiple fields on a form

I have created a form and want to add options to save, add a new record,
close the form and print the current forms with data displayed. From what
I've read, I can do this with Embedded Macros instead of using the Command
Button. Can someone please tell me how to do this?

NOTE: if possible, I would like an embedded macro that will save the newly
entered record and take me to the next record to add.

The macros I need are below:
Save and Add A New Record
Close a Form
Print the Current Form with Data Displayed
 
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John W. Vinson

I have created a form and want to add options to save, add a new record,
close the form and print the current forms with data displayed. From what
I've read, I can do this with Embedded Macros instead of using the Command
Button. Can someone please tell me how to do this?

NOTE: if possible, I would like an embedded macro that will save the newly
entered record and take me to the next record to add.

The macros I need are below:
Save and Add A New Record
Close a Form
Print the Current Form with Data Displayed

It's not "an embedded macro instead of the command button" - it's a command
button which executes a macro rather than a command button which executes VBA
code.

The Command Button Wizard has all of the options you name.
 

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