Creating a responsive button interface in MS Access has never been easier. With a simple VBScript function, you can automatically highlight the clicked button, reset the rest, and update a label—all in real time. It adds a polished user experience by giving immediate visual feedback and guiding the user's next step. Think of it as turning your form into an interactive dashboard with just a few lines of code. 🔘 What Does SetBt() Do in MS Access? This function is designed to highlight the active button in a form-based interface and update a few related controls based on which button is clicked. 🧠 Step-by-Step Breakdown: Detect which button was clicked The function captures the name of the active control (the button the user just clicked) and extracts its last digit to figure out which button number it is—like B1, B2, ..., B7. Safety checks It first checks if the user actually clicked something (i.e., ActiveControl isn't empty) and that the extracted number is betwee...