StopMacro Macro Action (Access custom web app)
You can use the StopMacro action to stop the currently running macro.
Last modified: June 29, 2012
Applies to: Access 2013 | Access 2016
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You typically use this action when a condition makes it necessary to stop the macro. For example, you might create a user interface (UI) macro that opens a view showing the daily order totals for the date entered in the current view. You could use a conditional expression to be sure that the Order Date control on the dialog box contains a valid date. If it doesn't, the MessageBox action can display an error message and the StopMacro action can stop the UI macro.