Hello again. Access 2007.
I know that I can set options to hide the Navigation Pane and the Ribbon, but is it possible to do these with a Macro?
I've looked through the list of Macro Actions but can't see these as options. Thanks again, Andy.
Hide Nav Pane with macro
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Hide Nav Pane with macro
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Re: Hide Nav Pane with macro
Not as far as I know - even with VBA it is problematic, and causes some issues.
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Re: Hide Nav Pane with macro
Don't know about macros (I never use them), but here's the VBA:
To toggle the Navigation pane:
SendKeys "{F11}"
To hide the ribbon:
DoCmd.ShowToolBar "Ribbon",acToolBarNo
To show the ribbon again:
DoCmd.ShowToolBar "Ribbon",acToolBarYes
A better way to do this is to set the startup options for the database in Office button > Access Options > Current Database.
To toggle the Navigation pane:
SendKeys "{F11}"
To hide the ribbon:
DoCmd.ShowToolBar "Ribbon",acToolBarNo
To show the ribbon again:
DoCmd.ShowToolBar "Ribbon",acToolBarYes
A better way to do this is to set the startup options for the database in Office button > Access Options > Current Database.
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Best wishes,
Hans
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Re: Hide Nav Pane with macro
Thank you. Andy.
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