Microsoft Access VBA Macro Programming

When you open the form where you referenced the ribbon name property to this record, you will see that an extra entry now appear ...

Take some time to look through this sample piece of XML and see how it is constructed. The code is shown here: Chap ...

<group idMso="GroupQuickFormatting" /> </tab> </tabs> </ribbon> </customUI> One of the most import ...

Copy the skeleton code from the Custom UI Editor window by selecting all of it and pressingCTRL+C. Select the module on the VBA ...

The preceding example only provides code that will take a specific action when the ribbon button is clicked. You can also includ ...

As you have already seen, you can add code to a control and you can change the title of a ribbon group, but this can only take p ...

By selecting the drop-down Choose Commands From in the top-left corner of the form, you can select control lists in any of the m ...

More on the Ribbon Using the custom UI Editor, try adding the following code to the Ribbon XML that you constructed earlier. Thi ...

The purpose of this extra XML is to create a sample check box in a custom ribbon control on the Home tab of the user interface. ...

You can now enter code for when the user ticks the check box or unticks it: Sub MyCheckbox(control As IRibbonControl, pressed As ...

<editBox id="Editbox 1 " label="Editbox sample" onChange="MyChange" /> </group> </tab> </tabs> </ribb ...

Your overall XML should now look like this: As with the edit box, there is anonChangeevent, but there are ...

In the Custom UI Editor, use the Create Callbacks icon to copy across the three callbacks forOnChange,GetItemCount, andGetItemLa ...

In conjunction with the button control, these provide simple ways for your ribbon control to interact with the user, and for you ...

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Chapter 12 SQL Queries Chapter 12 SQL Queries S QL queries do not form part of the VBA language but it is very important to unde ...

Using the Query Design Window Queries can be easily constructed in Access by using the Query Design window. This provides a GUI ...

In the example shown in Figure 12-2, the Customers and the Orders tables have been selected. Notice that Access automatically ma ...

Place your cursor anywhere on the join line, right-click, and then select Join Properties. A window like that in Figure 12-3 wil ...

One interesting point about the treatment of dates is that in the actual SQL query behind this GUI, the date is always changed t ...