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Using the DoCmd Object to Programmatically Add Sections to Reports at Runtime


 

Private Sub cmdAddHeadersFooters_Click()

    'Open rptAny in Design view

    DoCmd.OpenReport "rptAny", acViewDesign



    'Add a report header and footer

    DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdReportHdrFtr



    'Add a page header and footer

    DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdPageHdrFtr

End Sub

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4.	Closes the window of an Access object: DoCmd.Close([ObjectType][, ObjectName][, Save])
5.	Copies a database object into the same or another database: DoCmd.CopyObject([DestinationDatabase][, NewName][, SourceObjectType][, SourceObjectName])
6.	Deletes a database object:DoCmd.DeleteObject([ObjectType][, ObjectName])
7.	Use DoCmd.OpenForm to open a form
8.	Use DoCmd to close a form
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13.	Makes a sound using the computer's built-in speaker.
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