How to Use the AutoExec Macro in Microsoft Access

How can I make some actions happen automatically when my Microsoft Access database opens? This is the topic of this episode in our MS Access playlist where we'll take a look at the mighty AutoExec macro and how it can power up your application. We'll take a look at Autoexec, how forms work with Autoexec in comparison with startup options, and how to call VBA functions directly from your AutoExec macro so that you can take advantage of your powerful code base when needed. The AutoExec macro will add depth to your database as you perform important setup and context actions to make your users' lives easier. Let's go!
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[@simonmaersk]

Hi Sean. Thanks for the video. Useful information as always. Personally, I just use my startup form's OnOpen subroutine to run the code I need on startup, such as disabling the ribbon, maximizing forms, etc.

[@seanmackenziedataengineering]

That is a really good option and I have used that method in the past too!