all this code stuff

  • Thread starter Thread starter Guest
  • Start date Start date
G

Guest

I am new to access and have created a lot of tables and forms through the wizards in access 2002. They work well but I need to learn about expressions. I suppose one of the key access program points.

This looks like gobbly goop to me, but want to learn. does any one have some suggestions where to find info on begginners VB writting that is actually easy to use. I am quick at understanding and really just need to know the formats that need to be followed !!

thanks ....just a little frustrated
 
I think you might find "Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 Professional Step-By-
Step" by Michael Halvorson to your liking. It will give you the
fundamentals you need, plus whet your appetite for trying some more advanced
techniques. You can get a mini-review plus a link to on-line availability
at John Viescas' website:
http://www.viescas.com/Info/books.htm#Database Design.

hth,
--

Cheryl Fischer, MVP Microsoft Access
Law/Sys Associates, Houston, TX


steven smithers said:
I am new to access and have created a lot of tables and forms through the
Click to expand...
wizards in access 2002. They work well but I need to learn about
expressions. I suppose one of the key access program points.
This looks like gobbly goop to me, but want to learn. does any one have
Click to expand...
some suggestions where to find info on begginners VB writting that is
actually easy to use. I am quick at understanding and really just need to
know the formats that need to be followed !!
 
I got the book now I have to get visual basic 6.0

Thanks for your suggestions it will help
 
Hi,
Another good book is:
Beginning VBA for Access (your version)
by Smith and Sussman (Wrox press)

Just a note, be careful with books on VB, forms in VB are *not the same* as forms in Access.
In general the controls will differ as well. A combo or listbox is also quite different.
 
Back
Top