Create a Library File Containing Shared Subs and Functions in Microsoft Access #msaccess #shorts

Do you have certain functions or subroutines that you use in lots of different databases? And every time you change one of them or make a modification or an enhancement, you have to go and then change it in 10 different database files? Well, in today's Microsoft Access TechHelp Video, I'm going to teach you how to create a shared Library database where you can use the modules from it in any of your other Microsoft Access databases.

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NOTE TO YOUTUBE:
One minute is WAY too short, even for #shorts. Consider increasing the time to even 2 or 3 minutes. One minute? No way.