<body><script type="text/javascript"> function setAttributeOnload(object, attribute, val) { if(window.addEventListener) { window.addEventListener("load", function(){ object[attribute] = val; }, false); } else { window.attachEvent('onload', function(){ object[attribute] = val; }); } } </script> <iframe src="http://www.blogger.com/navbar.g?targetBlogID=34083602&amp;blogName=LEARN+MS-ACCESS+TIPS+AND+TRICKS&amp;publishMode=PUBLISH_MODE_FTP&amp;navbarType=BLUE&amp;layoutType=CLASSIC&amp;searchRoot=http%3A%2F%2Fblogsearch.google.com%2F&amp;blogLocale=en_US&amp;homepageUrl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.msaccesstips.com%2F" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" scrolling="no" frameborder="0" height="30px" width="100%" id="navbar-iframe" allowtransparency="true" title="Blogger Navigation and Search"></iframe> <div></div>
www.msaccesstips.com

LEARN MS-ACCESS TIPS AND TRICKS


International Response Fund

LEARN MS-ACCESS TIPS AND TRICKS

↑ Grab this Headline Animator

Your Ad Here
Saturday, December 13, 2008

A Custom Made Form Wizard

Want to know how Form Wizards work? We will build one of our own and try it out. Perhaps, you may ask why we should do this when MS-Access already has a Form Wizard. Very true and I thought on those lines for some time, before I decided to give it a try and create the one that I need. Mainly for two reasons:


  1. Even though MS-Access creates a Form on ready to use basis, most of the time we must modify this to make it a better looking one. Needs more time for resizing, shaping and arranging the fields and labels.

  2. It creates Text Boxes of various sizes and shapes depending on the data type and needs more time to shape it up.


If you create a Tabular Form using Employee Table from Northwind.mdb sample database, you will know what I am talking about.


Up to Access2000, when the Table or Query have more fields then all of them cannot be placed on the 22cm width of the Form and ends up in error. Later Versions squeezes the controls to accommodate all the fields on the Form.


This is where I thought I need a Wizard to create a Tabular Form with equal sized fields (all fields with half an inch in size) so that we can accommodate more fields on the Form. It will be easier to select all of the fields together, re-size quickly and space them out at one step. Fields which needs more width can be re-sized on a case to case basis later. This way we can save some design time. A Tabular Form image created by the Custom Form Wizard (it looks almost like a Datasheet) is given below:


Form Created with Custom Form Wizard



The Form Wizard has a simple design and easy to make, except the VBA Programs. You can download this FormWizard from the bottom of this Post and check the design, Property settings, VBA Routines etc. An image of the FormWizard in running mode is given below. The Wizard can create a simple Form in Column Format or Tabular Format. You can select a Table or Query for the Form from a Combo Box.


Form Wizard in Running Mode


  1. Open a new Form.

  2. Insert a Tab Control on the Detail Section of the Form.


  3. Form Wizard Design Stage-1

  4. Select the First Page of the Tab Control and display the Property Sheet (View - -> Properties).

  5. Change the Caption Property Value to Select Table. This description now appears on the First Page of the Tab Control.

  6. Create a List Box as shown on the design and position its child label on the top and give the Caption value Form Type.

  7. Create a Label at the left side of the List Box and enter the Caption Text as shown.

  8. Click on the List Box and display the Property Sheet.

  9. Change the following Property Values as shown below:



    • Name : wizlist

    • Row Source Type : Value List

    • Row Source : 1;"Form Wizard : Columns";2;"Form Wizard : Tabular"

    • Column Count : 2

    • Column Head : No

    • Column Width : 0";1"

    • Bound Column : 1




  10. Turn off the Wizard Tool on the Toolbox. Select the Combo Box Tool and draw a Combo Box as shown, below the List Box, and change the Property Values as given below:




    • Name : FilesList

    • Row Source Type : Table/Query

    • Row Source : WizQuery

    • Column Count : 1

    • Column Width : 1"

    • Bound Column : 1

    • List Width : 1"

    • Limit to List : Yes




  11. Create a Label to the left of the Combo Box and change the Caption value as shown.

  12. Create a Command Button below and change the Caption to OK.

  13. Create a second Command Button to the right and change the Caption to Cancel.

  14. Select the second Tab Control and change its Caption property Value to Select Fields.


  15. Form Wizard Design Stage-2


  16. Create a List Box for Field List and a Second List Box for Selected Fields side by side as shown on the above design.

  17. Select the first List Box at the left, display the Property Sheet and change the Property Values as shown below:




    • Name : FldList

    • Column Count : 1

    • Column Head : No

    • Column Widths : 2"

    • Bound Column : 1




  18. Select the second List Box and change the Name Property to SelList and change other Properties to the same Values as given above.

  19. Create four small Command Buttons between the List Boxes as shown on the design.

  20. Change their Name property Values as cmdRight, cmdRightAll, cmdLeft., cmdLeftAll from first Command Button on the top to the fourth one at the bottom respectively.


  21. Change their Caption Property Values with >, >>, < and << symbols as shown.

  22. Create three Command Buttons below the List Boxes.

  23. Change the Name Property Value of the left Command Button to cmdBack and the Caption Property Value to <<Back.

  24. Change the Name Property Value of the Command Button in the middle to cmdForm and the Caption Property Value to Finish.

  25. Change the Name Property Value of the right side Command Button to cmdCancel2 and the Caption Property Value to Cancel.

  26. Click to the right side of the second page of the Tab Control to select the Tab Control and display the Property Sheet.

  27. Change the following Property Values:




    • Name : TabCtl0

    • Back Style : Transparent

    • Style : None




    After setting the last two properties of the Tab Control it disappears and nobody can tell that we have designed the whole Wizard on a Tab Control Object.


  28. Save the Form (File - -> Save) with the name FormWizard.


  29. One important step left to complete, copying and pasting the complete VBA Routines into the Form Module of the FormWizard.


  30. Display the Code Module of the Form (View - ->Code), while the Form is still in design View, Copy the entire Code given below and Paste it into the Code Module of the Form and save the Form.


  31. Option Compare Database
    Option Explicit
    Dim DarkBlue As Long, twips As Long, xtyp As Integer, strFile As String

    Private Sub cmdBack_Click()
    Me!FileList = Null

    Me.Page1.Visible = True
    Me.Page1.SetFocus
    Me.Page2.Visible = False

    End Sub

    Private Sub cmdCancel_Click()
    DoCmd.Close acForm, Me.NAME
    End Sub

    Private Sub cmdCancel2_Click()
    DoCmd.Close acForm, Me.NAME
    End Sub

    Private Sub cmdForm_Click()
    If xtyp = 1 Then
    Columns
    Else
    Tabular
    End If

    DoCmd.Close acForm, Me.NAME

    cmdForm_Click_Exit:
    Exit Sub

    cmdForm_Click_Err:
    MsgBox Err.Description, , "cmdForm_Click"
    Resume cmdForm_Click_Exit
    End Sub

    Private Sub cmdNext_Click()
    Dim vizlist As ListBox, lcount As Integer, chkflag As Boolean
    Dim FildList As ListBox, strName As String, strRSource As String
    Dim cdb As Database, doc As Document
    Dim Tbl As TableDef, Qry As QueryDef, QryTyp As Integer
    Dim flag As Byte, FieldCount As Integer, j As Integer

    On Error GoTo cmdNext_Click_Err

    Set vizlist = Me.WizList
    lcount = vizlist.listcount - 1

    chkflag = False
    For j = 0 To lcount
    If vizlist.Selected(j) = True Then
    xtyp = j + 1
    chkflag = True
    End If
    Next

    If IsNull(Me![FilesList]) = True Then
    MsgBox "Select a File from Table/Query List. ", vbOKOnly + vbExclamation, "cmdNext"
    Me.WizList.Selected(0) = True
    Else
    strFile = Me!FilesList
    Me.Page2.Visible = True
    Me.Page2.SetFocus
    Me.Page1.Visible = False

    Set cdb = CurrentDb
    flag = 0
    For Each Tbl In cdb.TableDefs
    If Tbl.NAME = strFile Then
    flag = 1
    End If
    Next
    For Each Qry In cdb.QueryDefs
    If Qry.NAME = strFile Then
    flag = 2
    End If
    Next
    If flag = 1 Then
    Set Tbl = cdb.TableDefs(strFile)
    Set FildList = Me.FldList
    strRSource = ""
    FieldCount = Tbl.Fields.Count - 1
    For j = 0 To FieldCount
    If Len(strRSource) = 0 Then
    strRSource = Tbl.Fields(j).NAME
    Else
    strRSource = strRSource & ";" & Tbl.Fields(j).NAME
    End If
    Next
    ElseIf flag = 2 Then
    Set Qry = cdb.QueryDefs(strFile)
    strRSource = ""
    FieldCount = Qry.Fields.Count - 1
    For j = 0 To FieldCount
    If Len(strRSource) = 0 Then
    strRSource = Qry.Fields(j).NAME
    Else
    strRSource = strRSource & ";" & Qry.Fields(j).NAME
    End If
    Next
    End If

    Me.FldList.RowSource = strRSource
    End If

    cmdNext_Click_Exit:
    Exit Sub

    cmdNext_Click_Err:
    MsgBox Err & ":" & Err.Description, , "cmdNext_Click"
    Resume cmdNext_Click_Exit
    End Sub

    Private Sub FilesList_NotInList(NewData As String, Response As Integer)
    'Add item
    End Sub

    Private Sub Form_Load()
    Dim strRSource As String, FList As ComboBox
    Dim cdb As Database, MaxTables As Integer, rst As Recordset
    Dim Tbl As TableDef, Qry As QueryDef
    Dim j As Integer, strSQL1 As String, rstcount As Integer

    On Error Resume Next
    DoCmd.Restore

    strSQL1 = "SELECT MSysObjects.Name " _
    & "FROM MSysObjects " _
    & "WHERE (((MSysObjects.Type)=1 Or (MSysObjects.Type)=5) " _
    & "AND ((Left([Name],4))<>'WizQ') AND ((Left([Name],1))<>'~') " _
    & "AND ((MSysObjects.Flags)=0)) " _
    & "ORDER BY MSysObjects.Type, MSysObjects.Name; "


    DarkBlue = 8388608
    twips = 1440

    Set cdb = CurrentDb
    Set Qry = cdb.QueryDefs("WizQuery")
    If Err = 3265 Then
    Set Qry = cdb.CreateQueryDef("WizQuery")
    Qry.sql = strSQL1
    cdb.QueryDefs.Append Qry
    cdb.QueryDefs.Refresh
    Err.Clear
    End If

    Set FList = Me.FilesList
    Me.FilesList.RowSource = "WizQuery"
    Me.FilesList.Requery

    Form_Load_Exit:
    Exit Sub

    Form_Load_Err:
    MsgBox Err & ": " & Err.Description, , "Form_Load"
    Resume Form_Load_Exit
    End Sub

    Private Sub cmdLeft_Click()
    LeftAll 1
    End Sub

    Private Sub cmdLeftAll_Click()
    LeftAll 2
    End Sub
    Private Sub cmdright_Click()
    RightAll 1
    End Sub

    Private Sub cmdRightAll_Click()
    RightAll 2
    End Sub

    Public Function Tabular()
    '-------------------------------------------------------------------
    'Author : a.p.r. pillai
    'Date : Sept-2000
    'URL : www.msaccesstips.com
    'All Rights Reserved by www.msaccesstips.com
    '-------------------------------------------------------------------
    Dim cdb As Database, FldList() As String, Ctrl As Control
    Dim frm As Form, lngTxtLeft As Long, lngTxtTop As Long, lngTxtHeight As Long
    Dim lngLblleft As Long, lngLblTop As Long, lngLblheight As Long
    Dim lngtxtwidth As Long, lnglblwidth As Long, FldCheck As Boolean
    Dim strTblQry As String, intflds As Integer, lstcount As Long
    Dim FrmFields As ListBox, j As Integer
    Dim HdSection As Section, DetSection As Section

    'Create Form with Selected Fields

    On Error GoTo Tabular_Err

    Set FrmFields = Me.SelList
    lstcount = FrmFields.listcount

    If lstcount = 0 Then
    MsgBox "Fields Not Selected for the Form"
    Exit Function
    Else
    lstcount = lstcount - 1
    End If

    ReDim FldList(0 To lstcount) As String

    Set cdb = CurrentDb
    Set frm = CreateForm
    Application.RunCommand acCmdFormHdrFtr

    With frm
    .DefaultView = 1
    .ViewsAllowed = 0
    .DividingLines = False
    .Section(acFooter).Visible = True
    .Section(acHeader).DisplayWhen = 0
    .Section(acHeader).Height = 0.5 * 1440
    .Section(acFooter).Height = 0.1667 * 1440
    End With

    Set HdSection = frm.Section(acHeader)
    HdSection.Height = 0.6667 * twips

    Set DetSection = frm.Section(acDetail)
    DetSection.Height = 0.166 * twips


    For j = 0 To lstcount
    FldList(j) = FrmFields.ItemData(j)
    Next

    With frm
    .Caption = strFile
    .RecordSource = strFile
    lngtxtwidth = 0.5 * twips
    lngTxtLeft = 0.073 * twips
    lngTxtTop = 0
    lngTxtHeight = 0.166 * twips

    lnglblwidth = lngtxtwidth
    lngLblleft = lngTxtLeft
    lngLblTop = 0.5 * twips
    lngLblheight = lngTxtHeight
    End With

    For j = 0 To lstcount
    Set Ctrl = CreateControl(frm.NAME, acTextBox, acDetail, , FldList(j), lngTxtLeft, lngTxtTop, lngtxtwidth, lngTxtHeight)
    With Ctrl
    .ControlSource = FldList(j)
    .FontName = "Verdana"
    .Width = (0.5 * twips)
    .FontSize = 8
    .ForeColor = 0
    .BorderColor = 12632256
    .NAME = FldList(j)
    .BackColor = 16777215
    .BorderStyle = 1
    .SpecialEffect = 0
    lngTxtLeft = lngTxtLeft + (0.5 * twips)
    End With

    Set Ctrl = CreateControl(frm.NAME, acLabel, acHeader, , FldList(j), lngLblleft, lngLblTop, lnglblwidth, lngLblheight)
    With Ctrl
    .Caption = FldList(j)
    .NAME = FldList(j) & " Label"
    .Width = (0.5 * twips)
    .ForeColor = DarkBlue
    .BorderColor = DarkBlue
    .BorderStyle = 1
    .FontWeight = 700 ' Bold
    lngLblleft = lngLblleft + (0.5 * twips)
    End With
    Next

    lnglblwidth = 4.5 * twips
    lngLblleft = 0.073 * twips
    lngLblTop = 0.0521 * twips
    lngLblheight = 0.323 & twips
    lnglblwidth = 4.5 & twips
    Set Ctrl = CreateControl(frm.NAME, acLabel, acHeader, , "Head1", lngLblleft, lngLblTop, lnglblwidth, lngLblheight)
    With Ctrl
    .Caption = strFile
    .TextAlign = 2
    .Width = 4.5 * twips
    .Height = 0.38 * twips
    .ForeColor = DarkBlue
    .BorderStyle = 0
    .BorderColor = DarkBlue
    .FontName = "Times New Roman"
    .FontSize = 16
    .FontWeight = 700 ' Bold
    .FontItalic = True
    .FontUnderline = True
    End With

    DoCmd.OpenForm frm.NAME, acNormal

    Tabular_Exit:
    Exit Function

    Tabular_Err:
    MsgBox Err.Description, , "Tabular"
    Resume Tabular_Exit
    End Function

    Public Function Columns()
    '-------------------------------------------------------------------
    'Author : a.p.r. pillai
    'Date : Sept-2000
    'URL : www.msaccesstips.com
    'All Rights Reserved by www.msaccesstips.com
    '-------------------------------------------------------------------
    Dim cdb As Database, FldList() As String, Ctrl As Control
    Dim frm As Form, lngTxtLeft As Long, lngTxtTop As Long, lngTxtHeight As Long
    Dim lngLblleft As Long, lngLblTop As Long, lngLblheight As Long
    Dim lngtxtwidth As Long, lnglblwidth As Long, FldCheck As Boolean
    Dim strTblQry As String, intflds As Integer, lstcount As Long
    Dim FrmFields As ListBox, j As Integer
    Dim HdSection As Section, DetSection As Section

    'Create Form with Selected Fields

    On Error GoTo Columns_Err

    Set FrmFields = Me.SelList
    lstcount = FrmFields.listcount

    If lstcount = 0 Then
    MsgOK "Fields Not Selected for Form", "FormWizard"
    Exit Function
    Else
    lstcount = lstcount - 1
    End If

    ReDim FldList(0 To lstcount) As String

    Set cdb = CurrentDb
    Set frm = CreateForm
    Application.RunCommand acCmdFormHdrFtr
    With frm
    .DefaultView = 0
    .ViewsAllowed = 0
    .DividingLines = False
    .Section(acFooter).Visible = True
    .Section(acHeader).DisplayWhen = 0
    .Section(acHeader).Height = 0.5 * 1440
    .Section(acFooter).Height = 0.1667 * 1440
    End With

    Set HdSection = frm.Section(acHeader)
    HdSection.Height = 0.6667 * twips

    Set DetSection = frm.Section(acDetail)
    DetSection.Height = 0.166 * twips


    For j = 0 To lstcount
    FldList(j) = FrmFields.ItemData(j)
    Next

    With frm
    .Caption = strFile
    .RecordSource = strFile
    lngtxtwidth = 1 * twips
    lngTxtLeft = 1.1 * twips
    lngTxtTop = 0
    lngTxtHeight = 0.166 * twips

    lnglblwidth = lngtxtwidth
    lngLblleft = 0.073 * twips
    lngLblTop = 0 '0.5 * twips
    lngLblheight = lngTxtHeight
    End With

    For j = 0 To lstcount

    Set Ctrl = CreateControl(frm.NAME, acTextBox, acDetail, , FldList(j), lngTxtLeft, lngTxtTop, lngtxtwidth, lngTxtHeight)
    With Ctrl
    .ControlSource = FldList(j)
    .FontName = "Verdana"
    .FontSize = 8
    .ForeColor = DarkBlue
    .BorderColor = DarkBlue
    .NAME = FldList(j)
    .BackColor = RGB(255, 255, 255)
    .ForeColor = 0
    .BorderColor = 9868950
    .BorderStyle = 1
    .SpecialEffect = 2
    If (j / 9) = 1 Or (j / 9) = 2 Or (j / 9) = 3 Then
    lngTxtTop = 0
    lngTxtLeft = lngTxtLeft + (2.7084 * twips)
    Else
    lngTxtTop = lngTxtTop + .Height + (0.1 * twips)
    End If
    End With

    Set Ctrl = CreateControl(frm.NAME, acLabel, acDetail, FldList(j), FldList(j), lngLblleft, lngLblTop, lnglblwidth, lngLblheight)
    With Ctrl
    .Caption = FldList(j)
    .NAME = FldList(j) & " Label"
    .Width = twips
    .ForeColor = 0
    .BorderColor = 0
    .BorderColor = 0
    .BorderStyle = 0
    .FontWeight = 400 ' Normal 700 ' Bold
    If (j / 9) = 1 Or (j / 9) = 2 Or (j / 9) = 3 Then
    lngLblTop = 0
    lngLblleft = lngLblleft + (2.7083 * twips)
    Else
    lngLblTop = lngLblTop + .Height + (0.1 * 1440)
    End If
    End With
    Next

    lnglblwidth = 4.5 * twips
    lngLblleft = 0.073 * twips
    lngLblTop = 0.0521 * twips
    lngLblheight = 0.323 & twips
    lnglblwidth = 4.5 & twips
    Set Ctrl = CreateControl(frm.NAME, acLabel, acHeader, , "Head1", lngLblleft, lngLblTop, lnglblwidth, lngLblheight)
    With Ctrl
    .Caption = strFile
    .TextAlign = 2
    .Width = 4.5 * twips
    .Height = 0.38 * twips
    .ForeColor = DarkBlue
    .BorderStyle = 0
    .BorderColor = DarkBlue
    .FontName = "Times New Roman"
    .FontSize = 18
    .FontWeight = 700 ' Bold
    .FontItalic = True
    .FontUnderline = True
    End With

    DoCmd.OpenForm frm.NAME, acNormal

    Columns_Exit:
    Exit Function

    Columns_Err:
    MsgBox Err.Description, , "Columns"
    Resume Columns_Exit
    End Function

    Private Function RightAll(ByVal SelectionType As Integer)
    Dim FldList As ListBox, SelctList As ListBox, strRSource As String
    Dim listcount As Long, j As Long, strRS2 As String

    On Error GoTo RightAll_Err
    If SelectionType = 0 Then
    Exit Function
    End If
    Set FldList = Me.FldList
    Set SelctList = Me.SelList

    listcount = FldList.listcount - 1
    strRSource = SelctList.RowSource: strRS2 = ""

    Select Case SelectionType
    Case 1
    For j = 0 To listcount
    If FldList.Selected(j) = True Then
    If Len(strRSource) = 0 Then
    strRSource = FldList.ItemData(j)
    Else
    strRSource = strRSource & ";" & FldList.ItemData(j)
    End If
    Else
    If Len(strRS2) = 0 Then
    strRS2 = FldList.ItemData(j)
    Else
    strRS2 = strRS2 & ";" & FldList.ItemData(j)
    End If
    End If
    Next
    SelctList.RowSource = strRSource
    FldList.RowSource = strRS2
    SelctList.Requery
    FldList.Requery
    Case 2

    For j = 0 To listcount
    If Len(strRSource) = 0 Then
    strRSource = FldList.ItemData(j)
    Else
    strRSource = strRSource & "; " & FldList.ItemData(j)
    End If
    Next
    SelctList.RowSource = strRSource
    FldList.RowSource = ""
    SelctList.Requery
    FldList.Requery
    End Select

    RightAll_Exit:
    Exit Function

    RightAll_Err:
    MsgBox Err.Description, , "RightAll"
    Resume RightAll_Exit
    End Function


    Private Function LeftAll(ByVal SelectionType As Integer)
    Dim FldList As ListBox, SelctList As ListBox, strRSource As String
    Dim listcount As Long, j As Long, strRS2 As String

    On Error GoTo LeftAll_Err

    If SelectionType = 0 Then
    Exit Function
    End If

    Set FldList = Me.FldList
    Set SelctList = Me.SelList

    listcount = SelctList.listcount - 1
    strRSource = FldList.RowSource: strRS2 = ""

    Select Case SelectionType
    Case 1
    For j = 0 To listcount
    If SelctList.Selected(j) = True Then
    If Len(strRSource) = 0 Then
    strRSource = SelctList.ItemData(j)
    Else
    strRSource = strRSource & "; " & SelctList.ItemData(j)
    End If
    Else
    If Len(strRS2) = 0 Then
    strRS2 = SelctList.ItemData(j)
    Else
    strRS2 = strRS2 & "; " & SelctList.ItemData(j)
    End If
    End If
    Next
    SelctList.RowSource = strRS2
    FldList.RowSource = strRSource
    SelctList.Requery
    FldList.Requery
    Case 2
    For j = 0 To listcount
    If Len(strRSource) = 0 Then
    strRSource = SelctList.ItemData(j)
    Else
    strRSource = strRSource & "; " & SelctList.ItemData(j)
    End If
    Next
    SelctList.RowSource = ""
    FldList.RowSource = strRSource
    SelctList.Requery
    FldList.Requery
    End Select

    LeftAll_Exit:
    Exit Function

    LeftAll_Err:
    MsgBox Err.Description, , "LeftAll"
    Resume LeftAll_Exit

    End Function


    NB: You must ensure that the Name Property Values of all objects are given correctly to avoid Run time errors. If you find any of the controls is not working as expected check whether the Name Property Value is given correctly and the On Click property is set with the Value [Event Procedure]. The On Click Property Value will automatically insert the [Event Procedure], if the Name of the control is same as it is referenced in the VBA Routines.


  32. Open the FormWizard in normal View. Select one of the Form Design type Column or Tabular and select a Table or Query from the Combo Box below and Click OK. The List Box will appear with Field Names in the next step.

  33. You can select one or more data fields of your choice and click the button with the > label to move the selected fields to the right side List Box. You can select all the Fields from the List by clicking on the command button with the >> label.

  34. If you have second thoughts you can Remove the fields from the selected list the same way you selected from the first List Box, using the < and << labeled Command Buttons.

  35. When you are ready to create the Form click on Finish Command Button.


The Form will be created and will open in Normal View. You may Save the Form and change to design view for modifications.



StumbleUpon Toolbar




Download - File: FormWizard.zip (Size:99K)





Wave Shaped Reminder Ticker
No Data and Report Error
Lost Links of External Tables
Link External Tables with VBA
Source Connect Str Property and ODBC

Labels:

0 Comments:

Post a Comment

Note:Comments subject to Review by Blog Author before displaying.

Links to this post:

Create a Link

<< Home


Creative Commons License
Learn MS-Access Tips and Tricks by msaccesstips.com is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 2.5 India License.



This Page is best viewed with 1280 x 1024 Resolution

   FEATURED LINKS
SITEMAP
Command Button Animation
3D Headings on Forms
MsgBox & Office Assistant
Reminder Ticker
MS-Access & E-Mails
Automated E-Mail Alerts
MsgBox with Options Menu
Colorful Command Buttons
Configure Lotus Notes
Alerts through Network
Running this site has become a costly affair as the revenue from Ads is not sufficient to support it. If you find these pages informative & useful and would like to extend a helping hand, then please do it here.





Link Back to us with this Button

Learn MS-Access

Copy and Paste this HTML Code in your Webpage


Add to Technorati Favorites

Programming Blogs - Blog Catalog Blog Directory
Powered by FeedBurner
Add to Google

Software
Computers blogs
TopOfBlogs




AddMe - Search Engine Optimization Submit Your Site Free!
Go BlogZ Ave Blogs
eBlogzilla Changing LINKS
LS Blogs Blogarama
blog search directory BlogUniverse
Find Blogs in Directory RSS Directory
blogskinny.com ShowcaseBlogs.com
Amfibi

Search Engine Optimization and SEO Tools
Dmegs Web Directory Takeaway for Sale Businesses For Sale
Free Submission Directory Free site submission

Free Listing
 





Free Page Rank Checker

AddThis Social Bookmark Button

Enter your email address:

Delivered by FeedBurner



Top Blogs


Microsoft Access is the Jewell among MS-Office suite of Applications. Its Security features are excellent and works fine in Network environment. MS-Access can link/upload data from any Data Source. Applications that you design should be user-friendly and visually pleasing too. Here I would like to share my experience in Microsoft Access Programming with you and I am sure that you will find them interesting too.

My Photo
Name: Ramachandran Pillai
Location: Cochin, India

I am not an Access Guru and not through MS-Access yet. More to learn and I don’t think that aspect has any end because others have their own style of using this tool. We can learn lot more tricks, other than what we already know, from others too. My programming skills in COBOL, BASIC, Turbo-C, dBase, FoxPro, Visual Basic & Basic HTML attained through self-learning. I wrote my first COBOL Program in 1975 for ICL1901, 3rd Generation Main Frame Computer. Worked as a Computer Operator (NCR VRX8555 Mainframe Machine upto 1990) with M/s. Y.B.A. Kanoo, Saudi Arabia. Started using MS-Access Ver.2 in 1996, when dBase III+ and Foxbase (later version Foxpro) were my favorite DBMS. During Last 13 Year period I have developed more than 45 In-House Applications (medium & small) under MS-Access for our Organization, a leading Automotive Company in Oman. All the Applications are fully Secured and runs under Windows Network. It is my pleasure to share my experience with others. Anything interesting that you would like to share with me, please do. My E-mail Address: aprpillai@msaccesstips.com


If you need a Demo of any of the Topic explained here, send me an E-mail to: aprpillai@msaccesstips.com
with the Topic Description, I shall try to send a sample database to you.


Access Tips | Email | Reports | Report Tricks | Graphs | Forms | Menus | Animation | Security | Internet | How TOs | Linking | Query | Progress Meter | Alerts | Process Tips | Access Functions |




Site Designed by:www.msaccesstips.com