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How to bypass startup form of access db via visual basic app/XL
I am creating a macro that opens an access database and updates some
information. My problem is that there is a lengthy startup form/process that I want to bypass. Right now I am using app.OpenCurrentDatabase "location_of_database" as the vb programming statement to open the database. I know you can bypass the startup if you manually open the database by pressing the Shift key, but I do not know how to program this via visual basic within an excel macro. |
How to bypass startup form of access db via visual basic app/XL
Try: Application.EnableEvents = False "Nancy at AD STD" <Nancy at AD schreef in bericht ... I am creating a macro that opens an access database and updates some information. My problem is that there is a lengthy startup form/process that I want to bypass. Right now I am using app.OpenCurrentDatabase "location_of_database" as the vb programming statement to open the database. I know you can bypass the startup if you manually open the database by pressing the Shift key, but I do not know how to program this via visual basic within an excel macro. |
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