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By this point, the information that needs to be covered to integrate Access and Excel has been covered. This chapter showed you some ways to add some additional functionality around how your applications work without changing the nuts and bolts of what happens in the code. The next chapter builds on this and offers some additional tips for GUI design as it relates to Microsoft Access. If you have not done so already, it is a good idea to familiarize yourself with the properties available for each control on the Excel user forms. In Excel, anytime you click on a control on a UserForm, on the left side of the Visual Basic Editor, you see the available properties. (If the properties window is not visible, press F4 when you are in the Visual Basic Editor to show it.) Also, don't forget to click on the form to see the form-specific properties. |
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