Function Procedures, Sub Procedures, and Modules
Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) is the programming language provided with Office applications, such as Access 2002. The three types of programming structures used in VBA code are sub procedures, function procedures, and property procedures. You can think of these as your “bread and butter” for automating your database. This chapter covers the first two types.
✓ For more information about procedures, see “Functions Versus Subs” in Chapter 10, “Customizing Your Access Database.”
The place to write VBA code in Access is in a module. A module is a set of VBA procedures that are stored together as a unit. Modules don’t run; they contain procedures that run. The two types of Access modules are standard ...
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