Action argument | Description |
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Toolbar Name | The name of the toolbar you want to display or hide. The Toolbar Name box in the Action Arguments section of the Macro window shows all the built-in toolbars in Microsoft Access, followed by any custom toolbars you've defined in the current database. This is a required argument. |
| If the Allow Built-in Toolbars check box in the Startup dialog box (available by clicking Startup on the Tools menu) is cleared, you can use this action only to display and hide custom toolbars. |
| If you run a macro containing the ShowToolbar action in a library database, Microsoft Access looks for the toolbar with this name first in the library database, then in the current database. |
Show | Specifies whether to display or hide the toolbar and in which views to display or hide it. The default is No (hide the toolbar). |
| For built-in toolbars, you can select Yes to display the toolbar in all Microsoft Access windows that become active, Where Appropriate to display the toolbar only in the view it's normally displayed in (as Microsoft Access does by default), or No to hide the toolbar in all Microsoft Access windows. |
| For custom toolbars, you can select Yes or Where Appropriate to display the custom toolbar in all Microsoft Access windows that become active or No to hide the toolbar in all Microsoft Access windows. |