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api/Access.Attachment.AddColon.md

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# Attachment.AddColon property (Access)
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Specifies whether a colon follows the text in labels for new controls. Read/write **Boolean**.
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Specifies whether a colon follows the text in labels for new controls. Read/write **Boolean**.
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_expression_ A variable that represents an **[Attachment](Access.Attachment.md)** object.
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api/Access.Attachment.AfterUpdate-event.md

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# Attachment.AfterUpdate event (Access)
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Returns or sets which macro, event procedure, or user-defined function runs when the **AfterUpdate** event occurs. Read/write **String**.
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Returns or sets which macro, event procedure, or user-defined function runs when the **AfterUpdate** event occurs. Read/write **String**.
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## Syntax
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_expression_ An expression that returns an **[Attachment](Access.Attachment.md)** object.
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The **AfterUpdate** event applies only to controls on a form, not controls on a report.
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The **AfterUpdate** event applies only to controls on a form, not controls on a report.
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To run a macro or event procedure when this event occurs, set the **AfterUpdate** property to the name of the macro or to [Event Procedure].
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To run a macro or event procedure when this event occurs, set the **[AfterUpdate](access.attachment.afterupdate-property.md)** property to the name of the macro or to [Event Procedure].
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The **AfterUpdate** event is triggered when a control or record is updated. Within a record, changed data in each control is updated when the control loses the focus or when the user presses ENTER or TAB.
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The **AfterUpdate** event is triggered when a control or record is updated. Within a record, changed data in each control is updated when the control loses the focus or when the user presses Enter or Tab.
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**AfterUpdate** macros and event procedures run only if you change the data in a control. This event does not occur when a value changes in a calculated control. **AfterUpdate** macros and event procedures for a form run only if you change the data in one or more controls in the record.
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**AfterUpdate** macros and event procedures run only if you change the data in a control. This event does not occur when a value changes in a calculated control. **AfterUpdate** macros and event procedures for a form run only if you change the data in one or more controls in the record.
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api/Access.Attachment.AfterUpdate-property.md

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# Attachment.AfterUpdate property (Access)
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Returns or sets which macro, event procedure, or user-defined function runs when the **AfterUpdate** event occurs. Read/write **String**.
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Returns or sets which macro, event procedure, or user-defined function runs when the **[AfterUpdate](access.attachment.afterupdate-event.md)** event occurs. Read/write **String**.
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Valid values for this property are " _macroname_" where _macroname_ is the name of a macro; "[Event Procedure]" which indicates the event procedure associated with the **AfterUpdate** event for the specified object; or " **=** _functionname_ **()** " where _functionname_ is the name of a user-defined function.
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Valid values for this property are:
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- _macroname_, where _macroname_ is the name of a macro.
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- **=** _functionname_ **()**, where _functionname_ is the name of a user-defined function.
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api/Access.Attachment.Application.md

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# Attachment.Application property (Access)
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You can use the **Application** property to access the active Microsoft Access **[Application](Access.Application.md)** object and its related properties. Read-only **Application** object.
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You can use the **Application** property to access the active Microsoft Access **[Application](Access.Application.md)** object and its related properties. Read-only **Application** object.
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The **Application** property is set by Microsoft Access and is read-only in all views.
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The **Application** property is set by Microsoft Access and is read-only in all views.
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Each Access object has an **Application** property that returns the current **Application** object. You can use this property to access any of the object's properties. For example, you could refer to the menu bar for the **Application** object from the current form by using the following syntax.
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api/Access.Attachment.AttachmentCount.md

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# Attachment.AttachmentCount property (Access)
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Gets the number of documents attached to the specified **Attachment** control. Read-only **Long**.
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Gets the number of documents attached to the specified **Attachment** control. Read-only **Long**.
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api/Access.Attachment.AttachmentCurrent.md

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# Attachment.AttachmentCurrent event (Access)
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Occurs when the focus moves to or from a file contained in the specified **Attachment** control, making it the current attachment, or when the form is refreshed or requeried.
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Occurs when the focus moves to or from a file contained in the specified **Attachment** control, making it the current attachment, or when the form is refreshed or requeried.
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By running a macro or event procedure when the **AttachmentCurrent** event occurs, you can display a message or synchronize controls in the form related to the current attachment.
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api/Access.Attachment.AutoLabel.md

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# Attachment.AutoLabel property (Access)
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Specifies whether labels are automatically created and attached to new controls. Read/write **Boolean**.
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api/Access.Attachment.Back.md

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# Attachment.Back method (Access)
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api/Access.Attachment.BackColor.md

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# Attachment.BackColor property (Access)
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# Attachment.BackShade property (Access)
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