Question : Using MS Access Startup, I have a Form being opened.  On the Form is a command button.  I want to automate the click of that button to run VB code created when I built the form.  Can/How do I do that?

Using MS Access, I have a Form being opened on Startup.  On the Form is a command button.
I want to automate the click of that button to run VB code created when I built the form.  
Can/How do I do that? OR, is there a better way of running the code without even worrying about the Form?  
In other words, can the AutoExec be used to run the VB code [ as follows ... Private Sub RunADT_Click() ]?  AutoExec can only run Functions, right?  
Is one possibility creating a Function to run the VB code?  Just throwing out ideas here ... and probably embarrassing myself considerably.
Thanks in advance.  Brad.

Answer : Using MS Access Startup, I have a Form being opened.  On the Form is a command button.  I want to automate the click of that button to run VB code created when I built the form.  Can/How do I do that?

Thanks again Sean.  I was able to use some of what you told me and figured out what I was doing wrong.
I selected On Open, then Code Builder.  The VB Code opened up.  Once there, I typed Call RunADT_Click().
It now works as I wanted it to.
Thanks
Brad