How Do I Specify the Code to Run on a Switchboard Run Code Command

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I have several Public Functions in my Access database that I would like to
run from the Switchboard. However, when I use the "Run Code" command on the
Switchboard, I get an error message saying that it cannot find the procedure.
The only way I can get the switchboard to call them is by setting up a macro
for each of them that calls the function and then have the switchboard
command run the macro. I've tried the online help function, but it isn't
much help. How do I get the Switchboard command "Run Code" to work? Is
there something more I should be putting in there besides just the name of
the function?
 
Amy Baggott said:
I have several Public Functions in my Access database that I would like to
run from the Switchboard. However, when I use the "Run Code" command on
the
Switchboard, I get an error message saying that it cannot find the
procedure.
The only way I can get the switchboard to call them is by setting up a
macro
for each of them that calls the function and then have the switchboard
command run the macro. I've tried the online help function, but it isn't
much help. How do I get the Switchboard command "Run Code" to work? Is
there something more I should be putting in there besides just the name of
the function?
 
Amy Baggott said:
I have several Public Functions in my Access database that I would like to
run from the Switchboard. However, when I use the "Run Code" command on
the
Switchboard, I get an error message saying that it cannot find the
procedure.
The only way I can get the switchboard to call them is by setting up a
macro
for each of them that calls the function and then have the switchboard
command run the macro. I've tried the online help function, but it isn't
much help. How do I get the Switchboard command "Run Code" to work? Is
there something more I should be putting in there besides just the name of
the function?
 

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