2. Getting Around in the Visual Basic Editor
Your First Glance at the Visual Basic Editor
The Visual Basic Editor (VBE) is the interface you’ll use to write VBA code. Figure 2.1 shows the VBE window for the TimeTrack sample database. The easiest way to launch the VBE is to open Access, load the database, and then press Alt+F11. (If you’re following along with an existing database, the VBE may display some code when you first open it.)
In this chapter, we’ll introduce you to the many components you’ll be working ...
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