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Access VBA Macros | Messages and variables exercise | Running an action query to double film run times
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Software ==> | Access VBA Macros (25 exercises) |
Version ==> | Access 2010 and later |
Topic ==> | Messages and variables (8 exercises) |
Level ==> | Average difficulty |
Subject ==> | Access training |
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Try running the query called UpdateRunningTimes. You should find that it doubles the running times of all films in the table called UKFilms.
In your existing module called modSimpleMacros, create another procedure called ChangeRunningTimes.
Add code to this procedure so that it:
- Turns off any warning messages which would otherwise appear;
- Runs the query called UpdateRunningTimes;
- Turns warning messages back on again;
- Opens the table of UKFilms so you can see if your macro has worked; and
- Displays a message as shown below.
Your message should look something like this:

Here we have run the query several times 2,208 minutes of Harry Potter would be a long time
Test that your macro works, then save and close your module.