Query Relationships

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I used to know how to do this, but it's been so long I can't remember and I cannot find my old references on how to do it...

I'm running Access2000.

How can I see what queries/macros/buttons/etc cause a particular query to run?
 
I am not sure aobut 2000, but I know in 2007 that there is an "Object Dependencies" button that you can use to look up forms, reports, queries, tables. Not sure if it works on form controls.
 
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