Chapter 3. Using Variables, Constants, and Data Types
IN THIS CHAPTER
Declaring Variables and Constants 25
Case Study: Using Form References 32
Declaring Variables and Constants
VBA is a programming language and, like all programming languages (even like any spoken language), VBA has its rules of grammar. These rules are generally called syntax. As in any programming language, though somewhat unlike spoken languages, you must be precise in following the syntax and using the language’s components. Computers are actually pretty dumb machines; they can do only what they are told to do. The instructions they are given must be ones they have been taught to understand. If you aren’t precise in your use of syntax, ...
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