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  • Denis
    #1

    Linking databases

    I'm using access 2002. I have a switch board set up. How can I put a
    button on it to open a different database from the one that I am
    using. Is there some macro I can run.

    Thanks

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    • Arvin Meyer
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      Re: Linking databases

      You might put a command button (cmdLink) on the switchboard with the
      following code:

      Sub cmdLink_Click()
      DoCmd.RunComman d acCmdLinkedTabl eManager
      End Sub
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      "Denis" <denisphelan@gm ail.comwrote in message
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      I'm using access 2002. I have a switch board set up. How can I put a
      button on it to open a different database from the one that I am
      using. Is there some macro I can run.
      >
      Thanks
      >

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