How to edit a Macro? (1 Viewer)

[Tina49]

I created two data macros in Access 2013. I created these Macros by having my table open and then I went to the ribbon and selected Table. I then used the AfterInsert. The first Macro was an AfterInsert Macro, and the second was an AfterUpdate Marco. I closed out of them and thought I could simply go back into the Macro to edit a field; however, I don't where I can edit them. When I go to Named Macro, the edit Macro is grayed out.

 

[deanamiles86]

Sorry Im a bit lost with where you are, dont you just reopen the table and click AfterInsert again to edit the macro?

 

[Tina49]

No, a new data macro appears, not the old one.

 

[James Deckert]

When clicking the table button on the ribbon, are the After Insert and After Update buttons shaded showing that there is already a macro there?
After clicking the After Insert button, are you sure your macro is not just closed?
There're boxes to the left which will close/open a branch of code.

 

[Tina49]

Sorry to all. Had the wrong table opened at the time.