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    • [DOCX File]Comma, semicolon and VBA strings - NTNU

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      In VBA you could call a set of standard build in functions like sin(), cos(), log(), exp() etc. These functions are available in all VBA settings (Word, Excel, Access etc). One strength of Excel is that a number of Worksheet functions are also available from the VBA …

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    • [DOC File]String Functions: - Excelmánia

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      String Functions: MS Excel: ASC Function (VBA) In Excel, the ASC function returns the ASCII value of a character or the first character in a string. The syntax for the ASC function is: Asc( string ) ... Question: Is there a LIKE function in Excel similar to the one in Access? I'm trying to write a …

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    • [DOC File]CPRJ2401 VBA Trainer items for prototype

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      Using the Access UCase and Year functions (there is a full list of Access built-in functions in GSVBA Appendix H) Criteria on a Yes/No field and a numeric field. Setting a sort order, and changing the SQL. Changing the query to be a simple parameter query. The following sections discuss the …

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    • [DOC File]Differences between VBA in Access 97 and Access 2000/2002

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      See sections 4.4.1 and 4.5.3 of the ‘Further VBA’ Trainer, also written using Access 97. The method illustrated here was explained in Access 97 help, but does not work in Access 2000/2002 – the @ signs now appear in the message! In order to split a message over more than one line, use the VB Constant vbCrLf (carriage-return, line-feed ...

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    • [DOC File]Microsoft Access Guide - Computing and ICT in a Nutshell

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      Visual BASIC for Applications (VBA) According to the A level ICT syllabus, creating a wholly programmed solution is not in the spirit of the course, so you should only use VBA sparingly in your systems (if you need to use it at all). Most of the things that your system needs to do can be accomplished using standard Access functions.

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    • [DOCX File]History - ODBC WriteNow

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      Below are example VBA functions for the uploading of data into ODBCWriteNow. These functions can be copied into any existing VBA based application (MS Access, MS Excel etc.) but the company’s unique ODBCWriteNow API key must be put in the highlighted section.

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