NEW Microsoft Access VBA for Non Programmers-YOU Can Do It!
MAJOR course update! Almost NINE HOURS of NEW VIDEO has been added to the course!
4.50 (2728 reviews)

20 548
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17 hours
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Apr 2025
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$84.99
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What you will learn
Be able to create and test vba subroutines and functions
Be comfortable with moving to and from the vba editor
Take control of the keyboard within forms
Control interaction between forms and pass data back and forth
Tie sorting to clicking on controls within forms
Create and debug pull down filters on forms
Create the capability to instantly search for records
Use recordsets within forms to locate specific records
Convert queries into SQL and place them inside vBA code
Create complex reports using embedded queries and recordsets
Secure forms by turning off resize and close capabilities
Hide the menu and navigation pane and bring them back
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Our Verdict
For anyone comfortable with diving into advanced topics, this Microsoft Access VBA course offers depth and breadth. While the beginning might be challenging for absolute beginners, it serves as an exceptional resource for acquiring VBA skills tailored to Access. The extensive examples equip learners to devise their own solutions to real-world problems, making this course ideally suited for those willing to grow beyond basic understanding.
What We Liked
- The course excels in providing real-world examples, making it easy to apply learned concepts in various scenarios.
- Excellent use of detailed, step-by-step walkthroughs ensure learners can follow and implement the techniques effectively.
- Covers a wide array of advanced Access VBA topics such as recordsets, SQL queries, and complex reporting.
- Instructor is responsive and offers helpful advice when addressing questions about Access or related technologies.
Potential Drawbacks
- Absence of upfront explanations for terminologies and concepts might leave beginners feeling overwhelmed initially.
- Occasional use of outdated form designs may lead to confusion for learners accustomed to more recent Access versions.
- A more balanced approach between specific techniques and programming theory could benefit those who want in-depth understanding.
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14/02/2015
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07/08/2019
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