It sounds like you are trying to document the application.

Do you require electronic documentation, or could you use Access' built in
documenter and print off the documentation?

For that matter, instead of documenting it yourself, what about just using
Access' built in documenter?

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Access MVP

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"KB" wrote in message
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I am building a database catalogue of all our reports and want to include
the
SQL and VBA used in the reports. I have added a memo field to hold this
data
but the database becomes unstable when I add the VBA (I copy it from MS
Excel
and paste it in the memo field). I suspect that Access is trying to run
the
VBA.

Could someone suggest how I can embed this data in the database. I know
that
I could hyperlink to files external to the database but don't want to do
this
unless there are no other issues.

Thanks