Examples of using Macro action in English and their translations into Malay
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In the following code example, the macro actions in the first block execute if the value of[Status]
Office Access 2007 provides various types of macro actions that you can use to automate your application.
new features and macro actions have been added to help eliminate the need for code.
For example, you can now create and use global temporary variables by using macro actions, and you can handle errors more gracefully by using new error-handling macro actions.
Access provides a way to test it by allowing you to single step through the macro actions.
Limiting the use of macro actions in this manner lets users to be confident that the database has no programming that could harm the data
Error handling and debugging Office Access 2007 provides new macro actions, including OnError(similar to the"On Error" statement in VBA)
To switch from a longer list of macro actions to a shorter list that displays only those macro actions that can be used in a database that has not been trusted, make sure that the Show All Actions button is not selected.
that may be unsafe, including running an action query or using certain macro actions, you don't have to trust the database.
you can use the Application Log table in combination with the OnError, RaiseError and LogEvent macro actions to help find data macro errors.
use VBA programming only for operations that cannot be performed by using macro actions.
The argument for this macro action remains unchanged.
Also, each macro action has a Help topic associated with it.
In Access desktop databases the GoToRecord macro action has the following arguments.
You can't use the GoToPage macro action in the following cases.
Note: The FindNextRecord macro action isn't available in Access web apps.
The items that this macro action controls are listed under Navigate to Category.
The SelectObject macro action works with any Access object that can receive the focus.
You can use the RunMacro macro action in Access databases to run a macro. .
Note: Beginning in Access 2010, the Rename macro action was changed to RenameObject.