Access VBA Macro Programming

Chapter 21 Class Modules. Chapter 21 Class Modules. A s you program in VBA and insert modules to hold your code, you will notice ...

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

property. For example, you could find out the number of fields in the USysRibbons table (see Chapter 11 on how this table is bui ...

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

Creating an Object You need to set up the actual object for items within the collection first because this has to be used in the ...

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

Creating a Collection The next stage is to create theCollectionobject to hold the individualMyPNameobjects. Insert another class ...

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

Next, select theClass_Initializesubroutine. This routine runs when you first use the class and determines what the contents will ...

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

The Do Until loop adds the objects into the collection from a source of data. This could be an external database, or it could ju ...

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MsgBox pn.Item(n).Pname Next n End Sub This creates a new instance of theMyPnamesobject. When this procedure is run, the first t ...

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 PNames Collection as a Multitier Application Having created a working object model based on your data services layer, ...

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

Chapter 22 Animation Chapter 22 Animation B elieve it or not, it is possible to animate objects in Access. By taking this possib ...

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

HIncr = Spd Do Until 1 = 2 If Me.MyLabel.Left + HIncr < 0 Then HIncr = Spd If Me.MyLabel.Left > Me.InsideWidth - Me.MyLabe ...

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