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Microsoft Access Function Library: CallByName()

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Function: CallByName()

Purpose: The CallByName() function is used to manipulate objects by either executing a method or setting the value of a property.

Usage: CallByName(object, procedure, calltype, args)

Returns: Value returned by procedure.

Examples and Special Cases
CallByName(MyButton, “Text”, vbGet)
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