Access 2010 AutoExec Problem

hatstand

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Hi All,

I am trying to run some code on start up. I have created the code as a Public Function in a Module. I then created a Macro and named it AutoExec. What I cant work out is when I choose Run Code it asks for the Function name, which I add. On opening I get the error 'Microsoft access cannot find the name 'LogIt' you entered in the expression.

Can someone please tell me where I am going wrong.

Regards

NOTE: Sorry everyone. I forgot the brackets when naming teh function. It's a dumb day for me.
 
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