Using VBA in Access... 1

[Groves22]

I have never coded in Access' VBA (just Excel). Is it possible to create a macro that will run all of the queries I have set up? If so, how?
Some query names are: 01_PIF Counts, 01_V12 Disc & 01_V12 Unique Pol

Thanks!
Josh

 

[Groves22]

OK... so I figured this out:

Sub Run_Queries()

    DoCmd.OpenQuery "01_PIF Counts"
    DoCmd.Save acQuery, "01_PIF Counts"
    DoCmd.Close acQuery, "01_PIF Counts"
    
End Sub

Is there a place, where an end user could just press a button and make the code go? I'm sorry... I'm very new to Access.

Thanks

 

[MajP]

I do not use macros, but if using VBA there are 3 methods depending on if you just want to open a query or run an action query.
currentdb.execute
docmd.runsql
docmd.openquery

 

[MajP]

build a pop up form. You can build an unbound form (no recordsource) and just put code in the form's module.

 

[SkipVought]

Hi,

You will get much better advice in the many MS Access forums like forum705.

Check out the DoCmd.RunQuery "01_PIF Counts".

I believe that's the correct syntax. I do very little Access VB coding.

However, I often run queries using Access databases, (Oracle, DB2, Excel, Text) as the db source, right in Excel, using Data > Import External Data > New Database Query, and have the resultset returnd to a worksheet.

Skip,

_{Just traded in my old subtlety...
for a NUANCE!}

 

[Groves22]

Thanks, Skip... I'll check it out!