
Learn to access built-in and online help in Access VBA using the Help menu, the VBA reference, and contextual F1 tips. Explore the object model to strengthen your foundation.
Explore how Microsoft Access uses objects and how to talk to them with VBA. Identify tables, queries, forms, reports, macros, and modules as objects with defining characteristics.
Master referencing access objects with dot notation and the do command to open forms, navigate controls, and invoke methods and events in VBA.
Explore VBA variable scope and lifetime, and extend access by declaring a public global variable outside a procedure to share user input across procedures.
Learn how to repeat code blocks in VBA using do loops, while loops, and for next loops. The tutorial demonstrates iterating through open forms in Access.
Improve error handling in Access VBA by using the error object to deliver specific messages, using on error goto and select case for divide by zero and data type mismatch.
Learn where to store your VBA in Access, choosing between a universal module and object-specific code on forms, with private scope and practical setup for a navigation board.
Working with Access and VBA
Microsoft Access has a lot of moving parts. Tables to store your data, Queries to retrieve data, Forms to work with data and Reports to report on your data. Each of these Access Objects are important all by themselves, but, the real power of Microsoft Access comes when you bring all these objects together.
Automate with Access VBA
Join me in this course on Microsoft Access VBA and learn how to create an intuitive, accessible Access application by automating yours and your users experience working with data in Access.
Access VBA, or Visual Basic for Applications, will provide the means to streamline your efforts in working with Access. Through VBA you will learn to automate routine Access tasks as well as tasks that would normally take a large portion of your day to complete.
Course Structure
I have structures this course for those that are brand new to developing within VBA. Starting with the basics of working within the VBE (Visual Basic Editor) Window, your coding development environment, all the way through more advanced topics such as working with VBA variables and creating loops to repeat tasks, blocks of code.
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Enroll now and participate in the course by taking advantage of not only the step by step video demonstrations, test your understanding with section quizzes, but also download the exercise file that I will be using throughout the videos and follow along.
Allow me to be your guide on the amazing journey of learning to program with the Microsoft Access with VBA.