15. Working with the Application Collections
Investigating the Application Collections
You know, of course, that Access has all sorts of objects in each database: tables, forms, macros, and so on. And you’ve already worked with some of those objects in VBA. For example, you know how to open a form or preview a report from VBA by now. But there are other ways to work with Access objects by using the built-in application collections. Figure 15.1 shows the portion of the Access object model that includes these collections.
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