Access 97 Macro & VBA Handbook by Susann Novalis

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Access 97 Macro & VBA Handbook

by Susann Novalis

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Info:	Sybex (1997), Edition: Bk&CD-Rom, Paperback
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Tags:	@work, Access, database, programming, SQL, VBA

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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0782119778, Paperback)

Improve your database productivity with this task-oriented guide to creating timesaving Access macros. See how Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) makes it easier than ever to write and record macros, create Wizards, and design VBA links to other Office Suite products--even if you have no prior programming experience. The companion CD contains all code from the book, as well as shareware and evaluation copies of Access add-ins.

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