Deleting code for forms that no longer exist

[magnys]

I have a database that has had several people over the years hold the position of administrator. I myself am starting just starting to get into VBA, but one of the past administrators did use VBA quite a bit, but not necessarily on a completely succesful level. There were many FORMS as switchboards for user interface, but they did not work well. At one point all of those forms were deleted by the small group of actual users in favor of working in the tables and queries directly. There is still a great amount of code for the deleted forms in VBA, and you can trip an error sequence depending on what you click on that will trigger what seems like 100 error messages in a row. All saying

"The form name 'blahblah' is misspelled or refers to a form that doesn't exist."

The deleted forms still exist in the project in VBA. How can I go about deleting these forms in VBA?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Magnys

 

[JerryKlmns]

A recent post to gather all VBA and SQL used for objects in a MS Access

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