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Being able to run some code as a form opens is a critical tool if you’re going to create apps in Microsoft Access. Luckily, there are three events that are commonly used to handle this scenario. These events are On Open, On Load, and On Current (aka. Form_Open, Form_Load, and Form_Current in VBA). By using these events, you will unlock great flexibility in creating your applications. Join me as I demonstrate how to use these tools!
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