Assigning macros to command button

TODDMS

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I have right clicked on my command button in design mode, but I cannot assign macro as the help says.
 

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Parra

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Make sure you used the command buttom from the Forms Toolbar.

This should work
 
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Parra

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Make sure you used the command buttom from the Forms Toolbar.

This should work
 
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lenze

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Where is your command button from, the Form Toolbar or the Control Toolbar. The right click Assign Macro is for the Form Toolbar Command button. If you use the Control Toolbar Command button , you right click and choose view code. Place you macro in this module.
 
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