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Microsoft Access 2016: Understanding and Using Access Macros
Having worked with Microsoft Access for many years, I always looked forward to the final release of an Access database system knowing the benefits the client will gain in a very short space of time.
In order to see the reward not just for my clients but for myself too taking pride of the hard earned effort in planning, designing, building and implementing a system, the application needed to be user-friendly and therefore automated in some sensible fashion.
The pain and frustration of seeing end-users to fend for themselves trying to operate a database that had been poorly designed by developers providing a shoddy service in the first place meant that I had to take action!
Here’s a sample of what’s inside the guide:
Learn the Pros and Cons of Access Macros
Three main types of Macros – the benefits
Comprehensive information on the different design tools
Differences between the Access versions – what’s missing
Creating macros the correct way
Understanding macro actions and their arguments
Managing macros into small re-usable units
Writing and managing control flows and data blocks
Introducing variables and scope of variables
Handling embedded macros versus macro objects
Data Macros (Access 2010) – fully explained
A case study example – putting it all together
You can also have the full version with all the other functionalities of the software discussed in detail so that if you need information and guidance on more than one feature you can have it all at your disposal without going through the hassle of going through multiple books.
Should you find a topic or the content related to it in the book confusing, you are welcome visit our website accessdatabasetutorial.com or you can email me.
I'll always be there to help you out with your queries regarding Microsoft Access Database.
In order to see the reward not just for my clients but for myself too taking pride of the hard earned effort in planning, designing, building and implementing a system, the application needed to be user-friendly and therefore automated in some sensible fashion.
The pain and frustration of seeing end-users to fend for themselves trying to operate a database that had been poorly designed by developers providing a shoddy service in the first place meant that I had to take action!
Here’s a sample of what’s inside the guide:
Learn the Pros and Cons of Access Macros
Three main types of Macros – the benefits
Comprehensive information on the different design tools
Differences between the Access versions – what’s missing
Creating macros the correct way
Understanding macro actions and their arguments
Managing macros into small re-usable units
Writing and managing control flows and data blocks
Introducing variables and scope of variables
Handling embedded macros versus macro objects
Data Macros (Access 2010) – fully explained
A case study example – putting it all together
You can also have the full version with all the other functionalities of the software discussed in detail so that if you need information and guidance on more than one feature you can have it all at your disposal without going through the hassle of going through multiple books.
Should you find a topic or the content related to it in the book confusing, you are welcome visit our website accessdatabasetutorial.com or you can email me.
I'll always be there to help you out with your queries regarding Microsoft Access Database.
140 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 6, 2017
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