November 2007
Intermediate to advanced
408 pages
11h 3m
English
IN THIS CHAPTER
The Event Sequence for Controls 143
The Event Sequence for Forms 149
The Event Sequence for Reports 151
Case Study: Validating Data 153
Much of Access programming is event-driven; your VBA code doesn’t just execute at will. The code you write is not constantly running as in a more traditional program. Access itself manages a lot of the interaction between the user and the data. So the code snippets you construct will be triggered by events that occur as the user interfaces with your application design. Events such as entering data into controls, clicking buttons, changing records, and more are used to execute code snippets. ...
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