May 2007
Intermediate to advanced
1152 pages
30h 53m
English
book
Access™ 2007 VBA Programmer's Reference
by Teresa Hennig, Rob Cooper, Geoffrey Griffith, Armen Stein
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Foreword
When I saw the list of authors Teresa brought together for this second edition of the Access VBA Programmer's Reference, I was very impressed. I have known each of the authors for several years, and they each have valuable insight. Teresa Hennig and Armen Stein are both Microsoft MVPs who have served the Access community in the Seattle area for many years. Rob Cooper is one of the top testers on the Access team and has a long history with the Access product as a support engineer. Geoffrey Griffith is an up-and-coming tester on the Access team who carries a lot of passion for the product. I have worked closely with him since his first day at Microsoft. Even the technical editors for this book have extremely strong resumes. Both Michael Brotherton and Michael Tucker have worked at Microsoft for more than 10 years and were testers on the Access 2007 team.
Not only was this book written and reviewed by a strong cast of authors, it nicely covers a wide spectrum of topics that you will encounter as you build your solutions in Access. It has topics for people new to Access or new to programming as well as topics that will improve the skills of seasoned veterans. This book teaches about many of the latest innovations as well as illustrating several commonly used techniques.
You will not just learn how to properly use VBA, but you will also see several new features in Access 2007 that eliminate or reduce the need for VBA code. Ultimately, you have a job to get done, and this book ...
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