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You can use the SelectObject macro action in Access desktop databases to select a specified database object.

Setting

The SelectObject macro action has the following arguments.

Remarks

The SelectObject macro action works with any Access object that can receive the focus. This action gives the specified object the focus and shows the object if it's hidden. If the object is a form, the SelectObject macro action sets the form's Visible property to Yes and returns the form to the mode set by its form properties (for example, as a modal or pop-up form).

If the object isn't open in one of the other Access windows, you can select it in the Navigation Pane by setting the In Navigation Pane argument to Yes. If you set the In Navigation Pane argument to No, an error message appears when you try to select an object that isn't open.

Often, you might use this action to select an object on which you want to perform additional actions. For example, if you have Access configured to use overlapping windows instead of tabbed documents, you may want to restore an object that has been minimized (by using the RestoreWindow macro action) or maximize a window that contains an object you want to work with (by using the MaximizeWindow macro action).

If you select a form, you can use the GoToControl, GoToRecord, and GoToPage macro actions to move to specific areas on the form. The GoToRecord macro action also works for datasheets.

To run the SelectObject action in a Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) module, use the SelectObject method of the DoCmd object.