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Access 2002 VBA Handbook (Developer's Handbook Series)

Susann Novalis, Dana Jones

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From the Publisher: —Programmers improve database productivity with this task-oriented guide to using macro and VBA programming to create custom database applications. —Building on a basic knowledge of Access, this book takes users to the next level, providing coverage of automating complex processes and designing and delivering applications that meet users' exacting requirements. —The companion CD contains code from the book and sample databases for hands-on experience.

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From the Publisher: —Programmers improve database productivity with this task-oriented guide to using macro and VBA programming to create custom database applications. —Building on a basic knowledge of Access, this book takes users to the next level, providing coverage of automating complex processes and designing and delivering applications that meet users' exacting requirements. —The companion CD contains code from the book and sample databases for hands-on experience.

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From the Publisher: —Programmers improve database productivity with this task-oriented guide to using macro and VBA programming to create custom database applications. —Building on a basic knowledge of Access, this book takes users to the next level, providing coverage of automating complex processes and designing and delivering applications that meet users' exacting requirements. —The companion CD contains code from the book and sample databases for hands-on experience.

Key concepts: Visual Basic for Applications, Computer science, Macro, Task (project management), Code (set theory), Software engineering, Database, World Wide Web

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