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MS Access – Writing Solid VBA Code
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2014-08-14
Microsoft Access
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Jim Dettman (EE MVE)
Independent consultant specializing in the writing of custom packages for businesses.
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In Microsoft Access, when working with VBA, learn some techniques for writing readable and easily maintained code.
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