
Explore Access VBA techniques, including substring combo boxes, default forms and controls, calendars on new records, quick backups, and highlighting the current record on continuous forms.
Learn to build a substring-searching combo box in Access VBA, enabling instant search across a customer table and keyboard navigation to quickly locate records.
create a subroutine to dynamically update a combo box row source as you type, using a search value and wildcard criteria to filter by first name, last name, and address.
Modify the keydown event to call a new subroutine that updates a combo box row source from the search value, handling escape and backspace to reset and refresh the dropdown.
Demonstrates handling escape and backspace in an Access VBA form: clear search, reset row source, update the combo box, and keep the cursor at the end for smooth filtering.
Create a default form in Access by using a template form to propagate size, header, and color settings while keeping controls separate.
Learn how to create and apply default controls in Access, including text boxes, labels, and buttons, and use set control defaults to standardize form design via a defaults form.
Auto show a calendar for blank date fields in Access forms with VBA. Use got focus, null checks, and send keys (alt down arrow) to trigger the calendar.
Learn to create and validate parameter queries in Access, using start date, end date, low value, and high value prompts. Set parameters in design and handle input to improve reliability.
Create a quick database backup button in Access VBA that uses a shell command with xcopy to copy the current database to a backup folder, handling quotes and spaces.
Learn to highlight the current record on a continuous form by using a background box, conditional formatting, and the form's current event to compare cust id with the current id.
Build a wrapper form with a two-column list box and a continuous form to filter product sales by selections. Use product code and name with simple multi-select.
Create a VBA subroutine for a list box after update to build filter from selected items. Use a variant for item data and verify the filter with a message box.
Apply a filter to the form using a multi-select list box, set the subform's filter with the filter string, and add a clear button to reset selections.
Review substring search in combo boxes; date fields can auto show a calendar. Highlight records with multi-select filtering, set defaults for controls and forms, enable one-click backups and parameter alerts.
After creating more than a dozen courses on Microsoft Access databases and programming in VBA, many students have contacted me with discussions on specific problems and scenarios. From these discussions, I have created videos reviewing the details of the most useful techniques that everyone will eventually need. I have made sure that every detail of these techniques is recorded in the videos! BUT you should be somewhat familiar with VBA since there are lots of coding examples in the course.
There are MANY tips and tricks in this workshop that you will not find an ANY of my other courses!
I also include a specific database design challenge from a student and then go over the details of how I would handle it.
If you are willing to take the time to go through this course you could easily be much more productive with Microsoft Access in just a few hours!
This course is "hands on" and has exercise files for every section. This is not a course you just watch - you learn new techniques by watching each lecture step, then doing them yourself!
There is a HUGE need in the marketplace for people who REALLY know how to create Microsoft Access databases and use VBA. This is your opportunity to break away from the pack of people who struggle to create effective systems. Stop being like everyone else and and learn how to use Access MUCH more effectively than just about anyone else!
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What I am NOT able to do for you in this Course..
I can't guarantee your success – learning the concepts in this course and then applying them WILL take work on your part. But You Can Do It! AND it will be well worth it!
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Bruce Myron