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Access: VBA

With Curt Frye Liked by 647 users
Duration: 4h 37m Skill level: Advanced Released: 2/25/2019

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Enhance productivity by automating routine tasks and providing custom functionality not built into Access with a few basics in Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) code. In this course, Curt Frye introduces object-oriented programming and provides you with a solid grounding in the Access object model and the VBA programming language. Discover how to automate tasks with macros, work in the Visual Basic Editor, and write functions. Plus, learn about adding logic, reading data, controlling forms, and more.

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4.6 out of 5

225 ratings
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    Current value: 14 6%
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  • Leodegario Pondang, SMT®, C.Tech, CCNA Leodegario Pondang, SMT®, C.Tech, CCNA

    Leodegario Pondang, SMT®, C.Tech, CCNA

    Senior IBX Facility Engineer IV at Equinix

    5/5 August 27, 2024
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  • Marius Filip Marius Filip

    Marius Filip

    Software Engineering Manager | Cloud & Enterprise Technology | Team Transformation & Mentorship | Strategy & Entrepreneurship

    2/5 June 9, 2024
    Boring course that does not give the learner much. There is absolutely no explanation on the rationale behind the APIs presented and the 'exercises' are not much more than MsgBox calls showing a number or a short text. Way too much time (and repetitive and boring as hell) dedicated to the 'practice' (how many times did I have to hear 'now I press X to open the code editor'?) at the expense of giving a good start on VBA, what are the areas of the APIs, what are the concepts, plus a few engaging examples from which the students can proceed on their own. I regret persisting in pursuing this for this long. The straw that broke the camel's back was the DAvg function where the teacher spent less than 10 (ten) seconds explaining the parameters but lavishly allocated 5 minutes on showing how to paint keywords on the editor and how to make a message box with a dumb number appear on the screen. Absolute beginners into programming may get something-but VBA is a poor way to start coding anyhow.
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  • James Daniel James Daniel

    James Daniel

    3/5 April 3, 2024
    Explanations are clear enough but sometimes references things that haven't been taught in the quiz. Limited practical applications for techniques taught. Repitition of opening VB editor and setting up subroutine. Instructor could use a little more charisma.
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  • Practice while you learn 1 exercise file
  • Test your knowledge 9 quizzes
  • Learn on the go Access on tablet and phone

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