Event Handler VBA Function for Multiple Controls in Microsoft Access Forms

[@jim27105]

Great lesson. Its the first video where I feel like I’m finally grasping how to create a custom function. Looking forward to becoming a member soon.

[@599CD]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sbasalan]

Your self-discipline is quite successful that you do not skip upload videos

[@599CD]

I don't understand what you mean

[@sbasalan]

@@599CD I meat that you are very productive as uploading new videos very frequently

[@599CD]

@@sbasalan Oh, thanks. It can be a challenge, but I love what I do, so that makes it easier. :)

[@laurentmeus6981]

Bonjour Richard
thank you for sharing.
Note: If your function has arguments, you must include them even if they are optional
Ex: MyFunc(optional arg1 as Boolean, optional arg2 as String) as boolean
Type =MyFunc(True;"") ( ';' not ',' in my system (in French) )
otherwise you receive an Access error

[@599CD]

I did not know that. Thanks for sharing! I almost never use this technique, but it's a time saver if you have lots of fields with the same event.

[@greggrothoff4832]

Great video, I look forward to applying this to my databases as I learn more coding in the near future.

[@599CD]

Thanks

[@金小文-h2j]

Richard, very good lesson.

[@599CD]

Thanks

[@achimmarliani2949]

Oops. Yes, I've forgotten to register with your website, you're perfectly right. In this moment I did... ;))

[@599CD]

Perfect!

[@kaihusravnajmiddinov5413]

Very good.

[@costastsantires8098]

Bravo Achim Marliani, Bravo

[@599CD]

Indeed

[@b_gumm]

Thank you

[@599CD]

You're welcome

[@michaelrstahl4195]

Really Neat. Thanks!!

[@599CD]

You bet!

[@akokohjoel9854]

Pls can you show us a video on how to connect ms access to data verse?

[@599CD]

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