1. Visual Basic Source Code Examples
2. Visual Basic Code Examples For Access Control
3. Using Visual Basic In Access

Each example is easy to follow and well-explained. The VBA examples are applied to various topics of VBA programming language from basics to more advanced things. If you have any idea regarding to the examples, please leave comments at the bottom of the page or if you have any questions, you are encouraged to post them at the forum page. Download and Run Example Program 7. This program is yet another swing on the ADO stuff. This time we're using the.ahem. 'recommended' database access mechanism for hitting Access Databases from VB.This took a while to figure out, actually, and I'd like to credit Shaun upstairs here for helping out on this one quite a bit (he's the one that found it and pointed it out to me!!). Visual Basic Sample Codes Visual Basic 6 is a third-generation event-driven programming language first released by Microsoft in 1991. In VB 6, there is no limit of what applications you could create, the sky is the limit.

This MSAccess tutorial explains the VBA environment in Access 2003 (with screenshots and step-by-step instructions).

Visual Basic Source Code Examples

See solution in other versions of MSAccess:

What is VBA?

This is what the VBA environment looks like in Microsoft Access 2003:

VBA standards for Visual Basic for Applications and is the language embedded within your Access database.

You use VBA whenever you do one of the following:

Visual Basic Code Examples For Access Control

1. Create a new function.
2. Create a new subroutine.
3. Define a global variable.
4. Place code behind an event procedure such as the 'On Click' event of a command button.
5. Execute the RunCode action in a macro.

Using Visual Basic In Access

These are just some of the examples of when you might be running VBA code.