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Macros are
one method of programming actions in your Mighty Access database. As
we saw in the previous lesson, Visual Basic for Applications (VBA)
is another. Before You
Begin: Change the View The
Customers Form is open in Form View. Go to
Form Design Tools ->Design->Views. Choose a
View: Design View.
1.
Try it: Convert the Form's Macros to VBA Go to
Form Design Tools ->Design->Tools. Click:
Convert Form's Macros to Visual Basic. You will
be prompted to select the following: Add error
handling to generated functions. Include
macro comments. Click
Convert. Now,
What Do You See? In a few seconds, a pop up will say: Conversion
Finished! Click OK. Keep
going...
Form Design Tools ->Design->Tools->Convert
Form's Macros to Visual Basic
Exam 77-885: Microsoft Access 2010
3. Building Forms
3.2. Apply Form Design options:
Convert Macros to Visual Basic
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