Microsoft Access VBA Programming - For the Absolute Beginner

Michael Vine

ISBN 10: 1592000398 / ISBN 13: 9781592000395

Published by Course Technology, 2002

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Developed by computer science instructors, books in the for the absolute beginner(TM) series teach the principles of programming through simple game creation. Get the jump on computer programming and database concepts with MICROSOFT ACCESS VBA PROGRAMMING FOR THE ABSOLUTE BEGINNER, FOURTH EDITION. In this book, you'll learn the fundamental concepts of computer programming with Microsoft Access 2010 VBA, including variables, conditions, loops, arrays, procedures, and functions. You'll also learn about object relational database design, beginning SQL concepts, reports, and database programming using VBA. And if you're new to relational databases or Microsoft Access, don't worry--the book includes an introduction to Microsoft Access 2010 and beginning database concepts. Updates include coverage of enhancements and new technologies released in Microsoft Access 2010, including new user interface upgrades, new data types, VBA functions, and macros. Each chapter includes a chapter-based program designed around simple games, for a fun approach to learning. Featuring easy-to-read, step-by-step instruction, MICROSOFT ACCESS VBA PROGRAMMING FOR THE ABSOLUTE BEGINNER, FOURTH EDITION is the fast, easy way to learn Access VBA programming. {"length"=>["22"], "width"=>["18"], "units"=>["Centimeters"]}. Seller Inventory # 25772756

Bibliographic Details

Title: Microsoft Access VBA Programming - For the ...

Publisher: Course Technology

Publication Date: 2002

Binding: softcover

Condition: Good condition.

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Synopsis:

Access VBA Programming for the Absolute Beginner not only teaches VBA, an excellent first language, but also teaches readers the fundamental programming concepts they will need to grasp their next language. The author covers all aspects of beginning programming constructs including variables, conditions, loops, arrays, procedures, and functions. This book places an emphasis on object-based programming, relational database design, beginning SQL concepts, and reports and programming using Microsoft's DAO and ADO database-programming models.

About the Author:

Michael Vine is a senior IT professional who specializes in data warehousing and business intelligence. Beyond corporate life, he has taught computer science classes at the university and college level and authored many software programming books.