Access uses the macro control program to create macros

Because macros are executed when the control occurs, we need to create the object and then let its corresponding event point to a macro.

Create a form to add a button above (If the Button Wizard dialog box appears, click Cancel).

Select the event in the Properties window/Click the Builder button to the right, select Macro Builder, and then give the macro a name, such as Macro 1.

Select "OpenForm" in the Action column and "Form 1" in the following argument (of course, you need to have a form called Form 1 before this).

Close the Design view of the macro and save the macro.

This is the Properties window for the newly built button, and you can see that the click of the event already points to Macro 1.

Runs the form, and when you click the button, the form 1 opens.