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Course Outline

Introduction to VBA

  • Storing information
  • Data types
  • Variables
  • Variable terminology, features, scope, and visibility
  • Control structures including if, select case, do, for
  • Loops
  • Built-in functions
  • Error types, identification, and resolution
  • Using comments

Objects

  • Definitions
  • Properties
  • Methods
  • Object collections
  • Displaying objects
  • Tables, queries, and indexes
  • Object-oriented data access
  • Custom classes
  • Object error handling

Databases

  • Building queries using VBA
  • Applying SQL syntax
  • Transactions
  • DAO and ADO
  • Records
  • Importing data from external systems

Applications

  • Planning
  • User interfaces
  • Menus
  • Reports
  • Controlling elements via code
  • Forms
  • Integration and support for other applications
  • Library functions

Best Practices

  • Tips and tricks

Requirements

  • Proficiency in at least one procedural programming language (such as Basic, Pascal, or C) is essential.
  • For those looking to build foundational skills, we advise taking the course: Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) in Excel - introduction to programming.
  • A strong command of Microsoft Access is required. We suggest completing the course: Access for advanced users.
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