#Access runtime 2010 how to use drivers

The only problem is that I cannot for the life of me figure out how to make a macro that does the same. Runtime 2013 or 2016 is a set of drivers that allow programs to use Access databases without having Access installed on your PC. I know the menu exists in run-time, as I've create a menu bar with the button and it works exactly as it should. The menu I'm talking about, just to be clear, is located in 'full' access by going to Home - Filters and Sorts - big Filter button, which will toggle the FiltersMenu on the currently selected field. I've gotten this menu to work as you've described (as well as other things), but is it possible to have an entry that toggles the default FiltersMenu on the selection? Public Function GetExcelApplication() As Excel.Application ' Return the running instance of Excel as an Object type Set. From your Windows Desktop, right click and select New > Shortcut. Create a shortcut to the database with the /Runtime command-line switch.

Is this the only and/or correct way to be doing this? Or is there a more direct/correct way that keeps it all in the Macro? To run an Access database in runtime mode, do one of the following: Change the file name extension of the database file from. Macro Name = Filter and Sort (this can be anything, of course) I then create a row in my Right Click macro as follows:

This will run the default 'code' that opens the FiltersMenu MSO. I've create a Module (RightClick) and a Function inside the module (FiltersMenu).