Customizing the Quick Access Toolbar for a Single Database in Microsoft Access

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, I will show you how to customize the Quick Access Toolbar for a single database. We will cover setting up database-specific buttons, creating macros to open forms, and adding separators for better organization. This tutorial will help you tailor your Quick Access Toolbar to meet the unique needs of each of your databases.

Heather from Levittown, Pennsylvania (a Platinum Member) asks: How can I customize the Quick Access Toolbar for just one database? I have buttons that run macros to open forms, like you demonstrated in your QAT video, but each of my databases requires different buttons.

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[Shadow.Dragon]

Thanks for the informative video, Richard!

[jensonthomas]

I would like to convert that macro into visual basic and call the function from QAT instead of macro if there's an option to do that... I don't like macros!