Get Started with Microsoft Access VBA

摘要

It's inevitable! You've managed to create an Access database application other people in your office now use. Employees are tracking sales, customers, and inventories. You thought you covered all your bases, but as more people use your application, they start requesting improvements. What do you do? If you've read my articles "Microsoft Access Macros: Who Needs VB Code?" and "Microsoft Access Macros: Branching Beyond the Basics" in the March and April 2005 issues, you learned how to automate your applications and create structured procedures to manipulate different Access objects. (Subscribers can access these articles at http://My.Advisor.com/doc/15138 and http://My.Advisor.com/doc/16107, respectively.) This approach is a common first step in creating more robust applications.