Access VBA Macro Programming
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Click the Arrange tab in the ribbon. In the Control Alignment group on the ribbon, you have icons to allow you to align all your ...
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View the Orders report that you created in the previous section in Design mode. Right-click the horizontal gray bar for “Ship Na ...
Chapter 1 The Basics Part I Programming in Access VBA Chapter 2 Variables, Arrays, Constants, and Data Types Chapter 3 Modules, ...
This expression concatenates text and field names and functions to produce a single text statement for use on the report. For ex ...
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Acknowledgments W ith grateful thanks to all the people at McGraw-Hill who have made this book happen. Special thanks to Joya An ...
ribbons for particular reports. Once you have your ribbon designed, you simply use the Ribbon Name property on the report to int ...
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You can view the events by right-clicking the report in Design mode and then clicking Build Event in the pop-up. Click Code Buil ...
Introduction D atabase macro programming has changed enormously over the last 15 years, having gone from Access Basic macros to ...
Timer The Timer is a useful event if you want to run a procedure at a fixed time interval, such as re-querying the report so the ...
Since VBA is shared by all Office applications, a great deal of the information contained in this book will help with other Offi ...
Chapter 10 Common Dialog Control Chapter 10 Common Dialog Control U sing API calls (see Chapter 20 for more information), you ca ...
The book is full of completed examples, all tried and tested, in which you are walked through each step of what the code is doin ...
The Open File Dialog The first thing you need to do is enter the module for the form you have created by right-clicking the form ...
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PA RT I Programming in Access VBA In this part, you will learn all about how Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) works for Acces ...
strFilter = "Text Files (.txt)" & Chr( 0 ) & ".TXT" & Chr( 0 ) MyFile.lpstrFilter = strFilter MyFile.nFilterIndex = ...
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