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Course VBA Essentials using Access

Public Scheduled Price£750 +VAT
Course Duration3 Days
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"All aspects of the course were valuable"

J.C. William Smith, VBA Essentials using Access

Overview

This course is aimed at those who would like to develop their skills and knowledge of VBA programming in Access application development.

Prerequisites

- Delegate should also understand table, query, form, report and macro design and function, as well as data normalization and table relationships.
- Delegates should be currently working with an Access database application that they have built themselves.
- Delegates should have attended Access Level 2 and/or Level 3 courses or have equivalent knowledge.

Objectives

- Explain the difference between sub and function procedures in VBA code
- List 3 common events and in where they might use them in application design
- Write professional VBA code segments with error checking to carry out tasks as defined by your tutor
- Use the AccessObject object to create an intelligent report selection form
- Build a browse form for quick navigation to a specific record
- Create a flexible report such that people may choose its content at run-time
- Describe how to debug VBA code

What's included

- Laptops are available for training delivered at client's premises
- Lunch and refreshments when training is delivered at our training venues
- Comprehensive course materials and exercises
- Telephone and Email Support

Course Content

- Designing Applications
  What is an access application?
  The development process
  Macros or VBA?
- Introduction to Event Driven Programming
  The VBA IDE
  Converting macros to VBA
  Completing the company contacts Form
- Creating Code
  Procedures
  Modules
  Subroutines and functions
  Procedure declaration
  Built-in functions
  Variables
  Constants and intrinsic constants
  Variable scope and lifetime
  Naming conventions
- Controlling the Program
  Programming structures
  Repetition
  Arrays
- Using Access Objects
  Object-oriented programming
  Object models
  Access objects
  The AccessObject object
  Forms and reports
  Referring to objects
  Special objects
  The object browser
- Using DAO
  Working with recordsets
  The DAO hierarchy
  DAO vs ADO
- Reports
  Filters
  Format
  Error
  Close
  Deactivate
  Activate
  Open
  Events
- Advanced Programming Techniques
  Custom DAO properties
  Dynamic-link libraries (DLLs)
  Arguments
  Arrays
- Error Handling and Debugging
  Debugging your debugging code
  Error handling
  Debugging
  Types of errors
  Testing
  Compiling
  Planning for errors
- Using Classes
  Forms as class modules
  Class modules and custom objects
- Libraries and Add-Ins
  Add-ins
  Class libraries
  Library databases
- Multi-User
  Compiling
  Security
  Record locking in access
  Multi-developer issues
- The Internet (Optional as time permits)
  Publishing data to the internet
  The HyperLink data type
  The internet
- Optimising Your Application
  Finishing touches
  Network considerations
  Increasing apparent speed
  Increasing execution speed
  Reducing memory overhead
  Efficiency

Course Dates

Wed 02 October - Fri 04 October in Newcastle
Day 1: Wed 02 October in Newcastle, 9:30 - 16:30Day 2: Thu 03 October in Newcastle, 9:30 - 16:30Day 3: Fri 04 October in Newcastle, 9:30 - 16:30
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Latest Course Reviews

"All aspects of the course were valuable"

J.C. William Smith, VBA Essentials using Access

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IT Training Solutions Ltd
Oakville, 14 Durham Road West, Bowburn, Durham, DH6 5AU
0191 377 8377
ittrainingsolutions.co.uk
Printed: 22 Apr 19

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