Was just wondering if there's any way to run an Access macro without having the "Access Objects blah blah" reference installed? Thanks!
Was just wondering if there's any way to run an Access macro without having the "Access Objects blah blah" reference installed? Thanks!
Late bind to Access?
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but even with late binding don't i need the docmd.runmacro statement?
Yes, but that is not setting a reference.
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James Thurber
i thought the docmd function call was within the Access Objects 11.0 and unusable unless set? I'll give it a try though. Thanks for the tips
Late binding will connect to the type library, so you still have access to the commands, you just don't set a reference.
Are you perhaps saying there is no Access on the machine, hence no library?
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Nihil simul inventum est et perfectum
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Last night I dreamed of a small consolation enjoyed only by the blind: Nobody knows the trouble I've not seen!
James Thurber
bingo! haha Shoulda mentioned thatOriginally Posted by xld
Then no chance, you cannot use part of Access if you don't have Access.
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James Thurber