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Access Resource Center
The Edit toolbar in VBA
Provided by: FMS Development Team
The Edit toolbar provides shortcuts to commonly used menu items. These items are frequently used when editing code. Only two of the shortcuts on the toolbar are not available as menu item selections. Those two are: Comment Block and Uncomment Block.
By default, the Edit toolbar is not available when you open the module section. To have the Edit toolbar available, select View -> Toolbars -> Edit from the menu.
Beginning with Access 2000 (and higher), the Comment Block and Uncomment Block provides a much needed relief to commenting multiple lines of code. By highlighting continuous lines of code, and selecting the appropriate shortcut button, your code will be commented or uncommented. To comment or uncomment a single line of code, place your cursor anywhere on the line and select the appropriate shortcut button.
