Chapter 2The Visual Basic Editor (VBE)
Now that you know how to write subprocedures and functions in standard modules and event procedures in modules placed behind a form, we’ll spend some time in the Visual Basic Editor window to become familiar with the multitude of tools it offers to simplify your programming tasks. With the tools located in the Visual Basic Editor window, you can:
Write your own VBA procedures
Create custom forms
View and modify ...
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