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Default VBA access to object groups

Hi,

I have a large access database, so I put the most important queries (as shortcuts) in a "Group" (like the group "Favorites"). I want to have access to these queries in this particular group from VBA. I don't want to know what these queries are on forehand, so I want to loop through this group to get my queries. Does anybody know how to get a reference to this group and it's contents in VBA?

Many thanks!





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