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ChrisGreaves.com – Introduction to VBA (Microsoft Access)

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This course will give you a head-start in developing macros and applications in VBA under ACCESS. We assume that you have used Access in your daily work; we aren’t going to teach you about Tables, Queries or Reports.

We assume that you have never written VBA code.

By the end of the course you will be comfortably equipped to modify Access forms that serve as a user interface for your applications.

If you have previously taken our Word/VBA or Excel/VBA course, this Access/VBA course will consolidate your skills and launch you into new enterprises.

23-Mar-04	Other Controls/Activities
16-Mar-04	Access is different
09-Mar-04	Work through records we have viewed today
02-Mar-04	Tagging For Email, Fax And Postal Transmission
24-Feb-04	Envelope Data Preparation
17-Feb-04	Snapshot of all data
10-Feb-04	Deleting a record
03-Feb-04	Going Online To The Client's Web Site
27-Jan-04	Maximizing the Form at Startup
20-Jan-04	Finding the next record
13-Jan-04	Finding a record
06-Jan-04	Locating today's calls
30-Dec-03	Locating the most stale (oldest) contact
23-Dec-03	Duplicating an existing record.
16-Dec-03	Adding a new record
09-Dec-03	Assigning a follow-up date
02-Dec-03	Augmenting comments
25-Nov-03	Tidying a field
18-Nov-03	Access and the VBE
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Toronto and Mississauga, Friday, March 19, 2010 11:07 AM