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Access 2002 Visual Basic for Applications

Access 2002 Visual Basic for Applications

Step by Step

Evan Callahan

332 pages, parution le 29/11/2001

Résumé

Teach yourself just what you need to know about developing add-ins for Microsoft Office XP. This title, aimed at beginner developers, is a teach-yourself guide to creating custom software solutions, automating tasks, and taking creative control of Access Version 2002 by exploiting its built-in programming language, Microsoft Visual Basic(r) for Applications (VBA). You'll learn to automate databases, write your own functions and procedures, customize menus and toolbars, connect applications to the Web, and more. The popular S-by-Step method lets you choose your best starting point, and the easy-to-follow lessons include clear objectives and real-world business examples so you can learn exactly what you need to know, at your own speed. Prepared by an author with extensive knowledge of VBA and Access, this book includes numerous screen shots that illustrate specific step-by-step programming procedures, plus a companion CD-ROM full of practice files that are tightly integrated with the lessons.

Contents

  • Introduction ix
  • Getting Help xi
  • Using the Book's CD-ROM xiii
  • Conventions and Features xvii
PART 1 AUTOMATING DATABASE TASKS1: Get Started Quickly with Wizards 1
  • Using Wizards for Application Development 2
  • Creating a Database Using the Database Wizard 2
  • Adding an Object to Your Application 10
  • Adding a Command Button to a Form 13
2: Customize an Application with Visual Basic 20
  • Customizing a Command Button 22
  • Modifying a Command Button Created Using the Wizard 27
  • Making a Form Read-Only by Default 31
  • Creating a Command Button Without a Wizard 33
  • Creating Event Procedures for Form Events 38
  • Displaying a Message to the User 40
3: Find and Filter Records in a Form 44
  • Creating a Combo Box to Find Records 45
  • Filtering Data 52
4: Respond to Data Entry Events 66
  • Understanding Form and Control Events 67
  • Performing Actions as the User Moves in a Form 69
  • Performing Actions as the User Changes Data 72
  • Responding to Keyboard Events 75
  • Validating Data 78
PART 2 PROGRAMMING IN VISUAL BASIC5: Write Your Own Functions 88
  • Understanding Modules and Procedures 89
  • Creating General Procedures in a Standard Module 91
  • Using General Procedures on a Form 99
  • Creating General Functions in a Form Module 101
  • So Many Options, So Few Rules 106
6: Monitor and Debug Your Code 108
  • Stepping Through Code Line by Line 109
  • Finding and Fixing Bugs in Your Code 120
7: Respond to Errors and Unexpected Conditions 130
  • Replacing Standard Error Messages 132
  • Responding to a Combo Box Error 136
  • Creating Error-Handling Routines 141
PART 3 CREATING A CUSTOM APPLICATION8: Gather Information in a Dialog Box 148
  • Creating an Application from Scratch 150
  • Creating a Dialog Box to Go to a Specific Record 152
  • Filtering Data in a Report 167
9: Navigate Through Your Application 174
  • Making Forms Work Together 176
  • Displaying Related Records in a Pop-Up Form 177
  • Opening a Form to Add Related Records 184
10: Display Custom Menus and Toolbars 192
  • Using Menus and Toolbars in Your User Interface 193
  • Creating a Custom Menu Bar 194
  • Customizing Toolbars 203
11: Put Final Touches on an Application 212
  • Controlling How Your Application Starts 214
  • Customizing Your Application's Appearance 218
  • Preparing to Distribute Your Application to Users 220
PART 4 WORKING WITH DATA AND OBJECTS12: Explore Objects and Collections 228
  • Introducing the Issues Application 230
  • Understanding Objects and Collections 232
  • Referring to Objects and Collections 237
  • Using the For Each Statement with a Collection 239
  • Using a Multiple-Selection List Box 241
  • Working Directly with Database Objects 243
  • Finding and Changing Data in a Recordset 245
  • Creating and Running an Action Query 250
13: Customize Reports with Visual Basic 254
  • Using Standard Reporting Features 256
  • Responding to Report Events 258
  • Calculating Totals While a Report Is Printing 264
  • Controlling Printer Settings 269
14: Share Data with Other Applications 274
  • Using Automation Objects 276
  • Sending Commands to Microsoft Word 277
  • Getting Information from Another Application 283
  • Working with Folders in Microsoft Outlook 285
  • Using Access Objects from Microsoft Excel 289
15: Connect to the Web 290
  • Using Hyperlinks 292
  • Creating Web Pages for Your Application 305
  • What's Next 319
INDEX

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Éditeur(s) Microsoft Press
Auteur(s) Evan Callahan
Parution 29/11/2001
Nb. de pages 332
Format 18,8 x 23,4
Couverture Broché
Poids 800g
Intérieur Noir et Blanc
EAN13 9780735613584

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