Parsing a parameter from a menu to a macro

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In a macro, how do you retreive the parameter value from the menu item that
called it.

Amiga1200
 
Don't use a macro. Call a public function in a standard module with the menu
item's OnAction Property. The argument passed to the function's formal
parameter can be used within the user-defined function.

HTH.
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I cannot seem to find a way to call a function from the menu's onaction, all
it will allow me to do is call a macro, I have defined the following function
that I would like to call.

Function Goto_Frm(ByVal frmName As String)
Dim frm as Form
For Each frm In Forms()
If frm.Visible = True Then
If frm.Caption = frmName Then frm.SetFocus
End If
Next
End Function

When I enter the function name in the onaction option, I get the following
message.

Can't run the macro or callback function 'Goto_Frm'
Make sure the macro of function exists and takes the correct parameters

Amiga1200
 
I cannot seem to find a way to call a function from the menu's onaction,
all
it will allow me to do is call a macro
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Ensure that the equals sign precedes the public function name in the
OnAction Property:

=Goto_Frm("frmMyForm")

.. . . where frmMyForm is the name of the form. Also ensure that the public
function is saved in a standard module, not a class module.

HTH.
Gunny

See http://www.QBuilt.com for all your database needs.
See http://www.Access.QBuilt.com for Microsoft Access tips and tutorials.
http://www.Access.QBuilt.com/html/expert_contributors2.html for contact
info.
 
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