Categories: Databases and SQL, Access, VBA
The course provides an introduction to programming in MS Access using Visual Basic for Applications (VBA). Students learn language syntax, discover how to automate tasks in Access, create custom functions and perform activities not easily available in any other way from Access.
Duration
3 days
Agenda
- Introducing MS Access – Quick review of the basics
- How it all works? Forms, Tables, Queries, Reports.
- Working with macros.
- Recording a macro.
- Running a macro.
- Understanding events and event handlers.
- Introducing Visual Basic for Applications (VBA).
- Data types. Variables. Operators.
- Flow-control instructions. Conditional instructions. Loop instructions.
- Procedures and Functions.
- Introduction to object-oriented programming.
- Classes.
- Objects.
- Attributes, Methods, Events.
- Data manipulations in VBA.
- Creating queries.
- Transactions.
- Importing data from various sources.
- Error handling. Good practices.
For open training, the course materials are prepared for MS Office 2010. Other versions (2013, 2007, 2003) are available on request. Contact us for details.
Audience and prerequisites
The course is intended for experienced Access users who feel that standard functions and features of program are insufficient for their needs.
Before attending this course, students must have:
- An intermediate level of experience in using Microsoft Access 2007.
- Basic knowledge of SQL language is useful, but not necessary.
No prior programming experience is necessary.
Certificates
Course participants receive completion certificates signed by ALX.
