Microsoft Access 2010 Macro Designer
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The new macro screen a welcome tool and fits nicely with the rest of Access 2010 (i.e. Ribbon Bar).
The simple drag n drop actions and in line arguments makes this a far more intuitive system to use.
This version now has more keywords and arguments and is a strong case to stick with macros and use VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as a plan B option for the more advanced user and procedure that no macro is designed to do.
Ben Beitler (Access Expert)
AccessDatabaseTutorial
bsbeitler 1 year ago
Thank you! Great job. Like the redesign! Very nice to see arguments in-line instead of a separate pane for the selected Action.
The Search box will be useful for new users as will the incorporation of logic like If-Else-ElseIf ... will there be AutoComplete for commands? Like the Collapse/Expand feature.
Looking forward to more 2010 tutorials and demos from you
Warm Regards,
Crystal
Microsoft MVP, Access
remote programming and training * (: have an awesome day :) *
LearnAccessByCrystal 2 years ago