There's lots we can do with access, and most things are accomplished using tables, queries, forms and reports. But to take access
to the next level you need to use modules. Modules are reusable collections of code with which there is no end of possibilites to what can be done in your database.
This section is dedicated to module examples.
Oh and if I catch any of you using Macros to do things it will be a severe slap on the wrist ;P
This database has a load of usefull functions and subs written by Chris Shepherd. If we get enough response I may be able to get him to keep updating it
This shows how to create a search form that will enable users to enter a string of words and then return search results (including number of hits) to the user
VBA . If you've replicated a database and don't have a copy of the original ,or have made significant changes, this bit of code will get the objects out of the database for you. Now includes all objects for export, including relationships. Can also be used to move large numbers of objects to another database. VB Program in VB section.
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