Dynamic Big Buttons Forms for Data Entry, Part 4

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, we will learn how to handle scenarios with more than 18 buttons in data entry forms, set up button event handlers using a constant for maximum buttons, check record counts, and utilize the tag property of controls to store IDs. This is part 4.

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Prerequisites

• Big Button Form, Part 3

Links

• Tag Property in Access Developer 22
• Event Handler

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