Use One Function to Handle Many Form Events in MS Access
In this episode, we'll take a look at a little-known way to use event properties in Microsoft Access. By creating a single "sub-like" VBA function in a centralized module, we are able to set that function call as an event property on a form.. ..without writing a single line of "code-behind" for the form. The method can assist in simplifying functionality that is called on dozens or hundreds of events throughout an application by eliminating the need not only for repeated code in Event Procedures, but also Event Procedure code required to call centralized functions. Let's go!
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