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access/Concepts/Error-Codes/macro-actions-and-methods-of-the-docmd-object.md

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 # Macro actions and methods of the DoCmd object
 
-To carry out macro actions from code in Access, use the [DoCmd](../../../api/Access.DoCmd.md)object and its methods. This object replaces the **DoCmd** statement that you used in versions 1. _x_ and 2.0 of Access to carry out a macro action.
+To carry out macro actions from code in Access, use the [DoCmd](../../../api/Access.DoCmd.md) object and its methods. This object replaces the **DoCmd** statement that you used in versions 1. _x_ and 2.0 of Access to carry out a macro action.
 
 When you convert a database, Access automatically converts any **DoCmd** statements and the actions that they carried out in your Access Basic code to methods of the **DoCmd** object by replacing the space with the . (dot) operator.
 
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 In Access versions 1.x and 2.0, if you compare two expressions within a macro condition by using a comparison operator and one of the expressions is **Null**, Access Basic will return **True** or **False** for the comparison, depending on which comparison operator you use. In Access 2000 and later, Visual Basic returns **Null** for a comparison in which one expression is **Null**. To determine whether the comparison evaluates to **Null**, use the **IsNull** function to check the result of the comparison.
 
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