The book is full of completed examples, all tried and tested, in which you are walked
through each step of what the code is doing. Screenshots are plentiful, so you can see what
your code should be producing. Personally, I have always learned programming by example
and experimentation. If I can view the code and see what it produces, then I can study how it
works and learn from it. Even if the examples do not do exactly what you want, you’ll be
able to modify them to suit your own needs.
This book assumes you already have a good working knowledge of Access from the
database perspective but that you have not dealt with writing macros.
By the time you finish all the examples in this book, you should be versed in how to use
VBA to solve problems. The only limiting factor will be your imagination.
You can contact the author (Richard Shepherd) with any further points at [email protected].
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