Lesson 1: Getting
Started |
Introduction to Programming in Access
Why Program in Access?
Understanding the Development Environment
Using Visual Basic Help |
Lesson 2: Working with
Procedures and Functions |
Understanding Modules
Creating a Standard Module
Understanding Procedures
Creating a Sub Procedure
Calling Procedures |
Lesson 3: Using the
Immediate Window to Call Procedures |
Creating a Function Procedure
Naming Procedures
Organizing Code and Procedures |
Lesson 4: Understanding
Objects |
Understanding Classes and Objects
Navigating the Access Object Hierarchy
Understanding Collections
Using the Object Browser |
Lesson 5: Working with
the Application Object |
Understanding the Form Object
Working with Properties
Using the With Statement
Working with Methods |
Lesson 6: Understanding
the DoCmd Object |
Working with Events
Understanding the Order of Events |
Lesson 7: Using
Expressions, Variables, and Intrinsic Functions |
Understanding Expressions and Statements
Declaring Variables
Understanding Data Types
Working with Variable Scope
Working with Variable Lifetime |
Lesson 8: Considering
Variable Scope and Lifetime Together |
Using Intrinsic Functions
Understanding Constants
Using Intrinsic Constants |
Lesson 9: Using Message
Boxes |
Using Input Boxes |
Lesson 10: Controlling
Program Execution |
Understanding Control-of-Flow Structures
Working with Boolean Expressions
Using the If...End If Decision Structures
Using the Select Case...End Select Structure |
Lesson 11: Using the
For...Next Structure |
Using the For Each...Next Structure
Using the Do...Loop Structure
Guidelines for use of Branching Structures
Working with Recordsets
Declaring and Creating Object Variables
Working with the DAO Recordset Object |
Lesson 12: Debugging
Code |
Understanding Errors
Using Debugging Tools
Setting Breakpoints
Setting Break Expressions |
Lesson 13: Using Break
Mode during Run Mode |
Stepping through Code
Determining the Value of Expressions
Handling Errors
Understanding Error Handling
Understanding VBA's Error Trapping Options
Trapping Errors with the On Error Statement
Understanding the Err Object
Writing an Error-Handling Routine |