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Default How to use Microsoft Visual Basic to make a form from an existingtable? - 03-13-2010 , 09:34 AM






Any help will be appreciated greatly. How to use Microsoft Visual
Basic to make a form from an existing table? A sample of such VB
program will be very helpful.

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Default Re: How to use Microsoft Visual Basic to make a form from an existingtable? - 03-13-2010 , 09:36 AM






I am talking about Access 2007. Thanks!

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Default Re: How to use Microsoft Visual Basic to make a form from an existingtable? - 03-14-2010 , 09:33 PM



On Mar 14, 2:36*am, Barry <danbomingzhi1... (AT) sina (DOT) com> wrote:
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I am talking about Access 2007. Thanks!
If in access why not use the form wizard? Is the a special need for
VBA?

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Default Re: How to use Microsoft Visual Basic to make a form from an existingtable? - 03-14-2010 , 10:39 PM



Barry wrote:
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I am talking about Access 2007. Thanks!
It sounds like a good for an exercise in programming but odd if one
needs to ask where to start. You might want to look at "CreateForm
Method" in help initially. This uses a form as a template, not a table,
although you can skip using a template and really roll your own. Then
build on that with "CreateControl Method". Setting the properties
should be a blast, writing the code behind the form thrilling. Look at
the "See Also's" in help for other methods and properties you can use.

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Default Re: How to use Microsoft Visual Basic to make a form from an existingtable? - 03-16-2010 , 06:57 PM



On Mar 14, 11:39*pm, Salad <sa... (AT) oilandvinegar (DOT) com> wrote:
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Barry wrote:
I am talking about Access 2007. Thanks!

It sounds like a good for an exercise in programming but odd if one
needs to ask where to start. *You might want to look at "CreateForm
Method" in help initially. *This uses a form as a template, not a table,
although you can skip using a template and really roll your own. *Then
build on that with "CreateControl Method". *Setting the properties
should be a blast, writing the code behind the form thrilling. *Look at
the "See Also's" in help for other methods and properties you can use.
Thanks a lot to Salad and Flebber!!
Barry

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