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Access VBA Macros exercises on ATTACHING CODE TO FORMS
This page lists the 5 exercises about Attaching code to forms in Access VBA Macros on our website:
Software: | Access VBA Macros |
Version: | Access 2010 and later |
Topic: | Attaching code to forms |
Level: | Relatively easy |
Course: | Access VBA macros |
Exercise: | Attach code to 3 buttons to change various simple properties of forms and controls (eg whether navigation buttons appear). |
Software: | Access VBA Macros |
Version: | Access 2010 and later |
Topic: | Attaching code to forms |
Level: | Relatively easy |
Course: | Access VBA macros |
Exercise: | Change the TOP and LEFT properties of an image of Pablo the Penguin by clicking on buttons on a form. |
Software: | Access VBA Macros |
Version: | Access 2010 and later |
Topic: | Attaching code to forms |
Level: | Average difficulty |
Course: | Access VBA macros |
Exercise: | Attach macros to buttons to hide or show a picture of Osama bin Laden - more difficult than it should be because you can not hide a control which has the focus. |
Software: | Access VBA Macros |
Version: | Access 2010 and later |
Topic: | Attaching code to forms |
Level: | Average difficulty |
Course: | Access VBA macros |
Exercise: | Get a label on a form to flash, by using the Timer event to change the Visible property. |
Software: | Access VBA Macros |
Version: | Access 2010 and later |
Topic: | Attaching code to forms |
Level: | Harder than average |
Course: | Access VBA macros |
Exercise: | Create a splash form for a database, which loads when you first enter the database then disappearss after a second or so. |
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