Customize VBA Icon Menu

[Privateer]

I would like to add an icon to the VBA icon menu, not the Access menu, that can execute a specific procedure. I was able to drag the Macro... "command" to the icon menu but that just gets me the list of procedures. I then have to locate the procedure I want and click on it. It's better than nothing, but not what I was hoping for. This was very easy in the fabrication side of Access, I created a macro and assigned it to an icon, and it just executes the macro every time I click on it. Can this be done on the coding side to the VBA menu? The reason for this that I found code that wipes out everything in the immediate window and I would prefer to have this as an icon rather than add it to the form's code. Thanks in advance for any help you might have.

 

[jdraw]

This approach may help. You'll have to sort out how to invoke from an icon.
Functional but not pretty.

Sub clearImmediate()
Debug.Print String(65535, vbCr)
End Sub

 

[Privateer]

Thank you for the code, it's a good, clean alternative. When I tested it, I noticed it leaves the cursor at the last location, which could be ten or twenty rows down, not a big deal, just different. The code I found really wipes out the contents of the window and puts the cursor on row one, no elevator.
Since I test most of my code by clicking on command buttons, I decided to execute the procedure from the quick access tool bar via a macro. Thanks again.

Call DoCmd.RunCommand(acCmdDebugWindow)

SendKeys ("^a{DEL}")

 

[KitaYama]

It's not the answer to your problem. It's simply what I've done.

I needed to add several buttons to VBE toolbars and run specific functions. But unfortunately it was impossible.
So I added several combo boxes to Access (not VBE) ribbon. They contain the name of all forms, tables, reports or specific functions and procedures. When I need any of them, I simply select them from the combo box.

Action = Nz(GetThisField("tblRibbonCallbacks", "RibbonID='" & control.ID & "'", "rbnOnAction"), "")
 
If Not IsNothing(Action) Then
    Run (Action)
Else
    FormattedMsgBox Action, "Function not defined."
End If

 

[D_Walla]

Please forgive me - I'm not experienced in Access VBA (I work mostly with Excel VBA/Outlook VBA), but I would have thought that you could add controls to the VBIDE (the VBA side) through using the Microsoft VBA Extensibility 5.3 library?