Microsoft Access 2021 avanzado: Creación de una herramienta de informes dinámicos

Name: Microsoft Access 2021 avanzado: Creación de una herramienta de informes dinámicos
Author: John Varan

In this course, you will learn what Visual Basic for Applications, or VBA, is and what it can be used for. We will explore the basics of programming with…

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Hello, my name is John Varon, and in these lessons, you will learn about VBA and Dynamic Reports. In this lesson, I will show you an introduction to VBA. VBA stands for Visual Basic for Applications, and it is a programming language that is used for customizing many Microsoft programs, including Microsoft Access 2021. VBA is a subset of a larger programming language known as Visual Basic. VBA can't do everything that Visual Basic can, but it is also custom -tailored to make it easier to work with specific Microsoft products. VBA can be used for a variety of tasks in Microsoft Access 2021. You can write your own custom functions, which behave and can be used just like the built -in functions that come with Microsoft Access. You can also use VBA to automate many tasks or to do things automatically under certain circumstances, such as when you open the database, click a button, or open a form. Sometimes, using VBA in this way is known as a macro. Let's look at where we go in Access in order to write VBA code. Go to the Database Tools menu, and then click on Visual Basic. This opens a new window, almost like a whole new program actually, called Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications. All VBA coding is done in here. On the left side here, we have the Project View. This shows all of the VBA modules in your database. A VBA module is just a grouping of VBA code. There are three types of modules. Forms and reports in your database are automatically listed here as modules because they can have custom VBA code attached to them. The third type of module, which is a blank or general module, is listed below in the Module section. These are modules that are not automatically generated from anything, but start from a blank file so that you can write whatever you want. Right now, we're looking at the sample Northwind database, so there is a lot of code already written. Below the Project View is the Properties window. There are various properties that can be set here for the different modules. This is very similar in function to the properties from Microsoft Access database objects. The main part of the screen is on the right. This is the editor where you actually write the code. You can double -click modules in the Project View in order to open them up in the editor. You can have multiple modules open at the same time if you want. One other important window, which is not open by default, is called the Immediate window. In order to open the Immediate window, you can go to the View menu and click on Immediate window. That's the window down here. You can also use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl G. The Immediate window is where you can write short snippets of VBA code, and it will run them without the code being part of any of the modules. The code in the Immediate window will not be saved in your database and will have no effect on any of the other VBA code that is in your database. It is useful for testing different pieces of code and for practicing while learning VBA. It can also be useful when troubleshooting. Before you close the Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications window, make sure all of your open code windows are saved. Once you close the window, all the changes you saved will also be saved into your main Microsoft Access database file. This way, you don't have to worry about keeping track of different code files in addition to your main database file. Thanks for watching. Stay tuned for the next lesson where I will show you the first part of how to write VBA code.

Avanzado Proveedor : John Varan 1 lección · 34m en Árabe, Alemán, Inglés, Español, Francés, Portugués, Chinese

Descripción del curso

Visual Basic for Applications, or VBA, is the most powerful tool Microsoft Access 2021 has for helping you customize your database application. VBA is a programming language that can help add functionality that simply cannot be done in any other way, which is why this course will explain the basics of VBA, how it was developed, and how to use it. To understand when to use dynamic reports, we will explain what dynamic reports are and how they are different from normal reports.

In this course, you will learn what Visual Basic for Applications, or VBA, is and what it can be used for. We will explore the basics of programming with Visual Basic for Applications, covering all the basic syntax and keywords. We will also explain what dynamic reports are and what differentiates them from normal reports. By the end of this course, you will know how to create a dynamic report using a combination of normal reports, a customized navigation form, queries, and special code written in VBA.

Lo que aprenderás

Entender qué son los informes dinámicos y cómo difieren de los informes normales
Usar Visual Basic para Aplicaciones (VBA) para agregar funcionalidad a una base de datos de Microsoft Access 2021
Escribir código VBA utilizando su sintaxis y palabras clave básicas
Crear un informe dinámico combinando informes normales, un formulario de navegación personalizado, consultas y código VBA
Explicar la importancia de VBA y cómo se utiliza para informes dinámicos

Puntos clave

VBA es la herramienta más poderosa que Microsoft Access 2021 ofrece para personalizar una aplicación de base de datos.
VBA es un lenguaje de programación que puede agregar funcionalidad que no se puede lograr de ninguna otra manera en Access.
El curso cubre los conceptos básicos de VBA, incluyendo cómo fue desarrollado y cómo usarlo.
Los informes dinámicos difieren de los informes normales, y el curso explica qué son y cuándo usarlos.
Un informe dinámico se construye utilizando una combinación de informes normales, un formulario de navegación personalizado, consultas y código VBA especial.

Preguntas frecuentes

¿Qué podré hacer al final de este curso?

Al final del curso, sabrás cómo crear un informe dinámico usando una combinación de informes normales, un formulario de navegación personalizado, consultas y código especial escrito en VBA.

¿Qué es VBA y por qué se cubre en este curso?

VBA, o Visual Basic para Aplicaciones, es un lenguaje de programación y la herramienta más poderosa que Microsoft Access 2021 tiene para personalizar una aplicación de base de datos. Puede agregar funcionalidad que no se puede hacer de ninguna otra manera, por lo que el curso explica los conceptos básicos de VBA, cómo fue desarrollado y cómo usarlo.

¿Qué temas cubre este curso?

El curso cubre qué es VBA y para qué se puede usar, los conceptos básicos de programación con VBA incluyendo su sintaxis y palabras clave, qué son los informes dinámicos y cómo difieren de los informes normales, y cómo crear un informe dinámico.

¿Qué lecciones se incluyen en este curso?

El curso incluye las lecciones: Introducción a VBA; Cómo Escribir Código VBA (Parte 1); Cómo Escribir Código VBA (Parte 2); ¿Qué es el Reporte Dinámico?; y Creando un Informe Dinámico.