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Vba class 4 | PPT
Access VBA Programming
     for Beginners
       - Class 4 -
             by
        Patrick Lasu
     p_lasu@lycos.com
Class 4 - Overview
   Coding Concepts
    – Reading Code
    – VB Operators/Characters:
       » Concatenation, Line Continuation, Comments
    – Stepping through Code
 IF Statements
 IIF Statements
 Select Case Statements
Coding Concepts
 Reading   Code
  – Reading code can be tricky
    » Statements to the left and right of an equal
      sign will not be equal until the code is
      executed (and then it can be “not equal”
      again).
  – Tip 1: Read (evaluate) from the right of
    the equal sign to figure it out
  – Tip 2: Do not worry about “past”
    statements
Coding Concepts
Reading Code – Example 1
VBA Code             Behind the scenes

intValue = 5 + 2     0=5+2
Next Line of Code    Next Line of Code
Coding Concepts
Reading Code – Example 1

VBA Code             Behind the scenes

intValue = 5 + 2     7=5+2
Next Line of Code    Next Line of Code
Coding Concepts
Reading Code – Example 2

VBA Code                   Behind the scenes

intValue = 5               0=5
intValue = intValue + 2    0=0+2
Next Line of Code          Next Line of Code
Coding Concepts
Reading Code – Example 2

VBA Code                   Behind the scenes

intValue = 5               5=5
intValue = intValue + 2    5=5+2
Next Line of Code          Next Line of Code
Coding Concepts
Reading Code – Example 2

VBA Code                   Behind the scenes

intValue = 5               7=5
intValue = intValue + 2    7=7+2
Next Line of Code          Next Line of Code
Coding Concepts
 Concatenation character:
   & (ampersand)
 Used for putting expressions together
    Example:
    strFirstName = “John”
    strLastName = “Doe”
    strFullName = strFirstName & “ “ & strLastName
   Avoid using „+‟ to concatenate, it can
    produce unexpected results
Coding Concepts
   Line continuation character:
     _ (underscore)
    Example:
       Msgbox “This is important“, _
       vbOKOnly, “My Message”
    String Example:
       strMsg= “This is a very important “ & _
       “message from me!”
   Limit is 25 lines, or 24 line continuations
Coding Concepts
   Making comments
    – Use „ (apostrophe) to start a comment
    – Comments are not executed; used to document
      what the code is suppose to do
       » No need to write an essay
    Example:
    „Assign a value
    intValue=5
    Rem Example:
    Rem Assign a value
    intValue=5
Coding Concepts
   Stepping through code
    – Use [F5] in the code window to execute the
      code
    – Use [F8] in the code window to execute the
      code one step at a time
   Works in a Standard Module, does not work
    in a Form Module.
IF Statement
 An IF statement evaluates a condition to find
  out if it is True or False, then executes the
  appropriate statement(s)
 Type the word „If‟ in the code window and
  press [F1] for help on the topic
IF Statement
   Syntax (Single Line):
If condition Then [statements] [Else elsestatements]
If Sales>100K Then Bonus=10% Else Bonus=1%

   Syntax (Multi-Line)     Pseudo-code:
     If condition Then      If Sales>100K Then
        [statements]          Bonus=10%
     [Else                  Else
        [elsestatements]]     Bonus=1%
     End If                 End If
IF Statement
   Syntax (If…Then…ElseIf…Then…Else)

    If condition Then           If Sales>100K Then
       [statements]               Bonus=10%
    [ElseIf condition-n Then    ElseIf Sales>50K Then
       [elseifstatements] ...     Bonus=5%
    [Else                       Else
       [elsestatements]]           Bonus=1%
    End If                      End If
IF Statement
   Nested IF                    Pseudo-Code:
     If condition Then           If Sales>100K Then
         If condition Then          If NewClients>5 Then
             [statements]              Bonus=15%
         [Else                      Else
             [elsestatements]]         Bonus=10%
         End If                     End If
     [Else                       Else
         [elsestatements]]          Bonus=1%
     End If                      End If
IF Statement
   Operators for IF Statement condition
    –   Equal (=)
    –   Not Equal (<>)
    –   Less Than (<)
    –   Less Than Or Equal To (<=)
    –   Greater Than (>)
    –   Greater Than Or Equal To (>=)
IF Statement
   Logical Operators
    –   And     If Sales>100K And NewClients > 5 Then
    –   Or      If Sales>100K Or NewClients > 10 Then
    –   Not     If Not(Sales>100K) Then
    –   Xor
    –   Eqv
    –   Imp
Immediate IF
   Immediate If is similar to If statements
    – Syntax
       IIf(expr, truepart, falsepart)
       IIf(Sales>100K, Bonus=10%, 1%)
    – Can be nested
IIf(expr, truepart, IIf(expr, truepart, falsepart))
IIf(Sales>100K, Bonus=10%, IIf(Sales>50K, Bonus=5%, Bonus=1%))

   Type the word „IIf‟ in the code window and press [F1] for
    help on the topic
Immediate IF
   The drawback is that it always evaluates
    both true and false part
    – It is slower than IF statements
    – Can give unexpected results
Select Case
 Select Case is similar to If…Then…ElseIf
  statements.
 The difference is that it evaluates an
  expression once and then compares it to
  different values
    – Makes it more efficient than multiple ElseIf
      statements
   Type the word „Select‟ in the code window
    and press [F1] for help on the topic
Select Case
 Syntax:                    Pseudo-Code:
Select Case testexpression   Select Case Sales
  [Case expressionlist1]        Case >100K
       [statements]                 Bonus=10%
  [Case expressionlist2]        Case >50K
       [statements]                 Bonus=5%
  [Case Else]                   Case Else
       [statements]                 Bonus=1%
End Select                   End Select

Vba class 4

  • 1.
    Access VBA Programming for Beginners - Class 4 - by Patrick Lasu p_lasu@lycos.com
  • 2.
    Class 4 -Overview  Coding Concepts – Reading Code – VB Operators/Characters: » Concatenation, Line Continuation, Comments – Stepping through Code  IF Statements  IIF Statements  Select Case Statements
  • 3.
    Coding Concepts  Reading Code – Reading code can be tricky » Statements to the left and right of an equal sign will not be equal until the code is executed (and then it can be “not equal” again). – Tip 1: Read (evaluate) from the right of the equal sign to figure it out – Tip 2: Do not worry about “past” statements
  • 4.
    Coding Concepts Reading Code– Example 1 VBA Code Behind the scenes intValue = 5 + 2 0=5+2 Next Line of Code Next Line of Code
  • 5.
    Coding Concepts Reading Code– Example 1 VBA Code Behind the scenes intValue = 5 + 2 7=5+2 Next Line of Code Next Line of Code
  • 6.
    Coding Concepts Reading Code– Example 2 VBA Code Behind the scenes intValue = 5 0=5 intValue = intValue + 2 0=0+2 Next Line of Code Next Line of Code
  • 7.
    Coding Concepts Reading Code– Example 2 VBA Code Behind the scenes intValue = 5 5=5 intValue = intValue + 2 5=5+2 Next Line of Code Next Line of Code
  • 8.
    Coding Concepts Reading Code– Example 2 VBA Code Behind the scenes intValue = 5 7=5 intValue = intValue + 2 7=7+2 Next Line of Code Next Line of Code
  • 9.
    Coding Concepts  Concatenationcharacter: & (ampersand)  Used for putting expressions together Example: strFirstName = “John” strLastName = “Doe” strFullName = strFirstName & “ “ & strLastName  Avoid using „+‟ to concatenate, it can produce unexpected results
  • 10.
    Coding Concepts  Line continuation character: _ (underscore) Example: Msgbox “This is important“, _ vbOKOnly, “My Message” String Example: strMsg= “This is a very important “ & _ “message from me!”  Limit is 25 lines, or 24 line continuations
  • 11.
    Coding Concepts  Making comments – Use „ (apostrophe) to start a comment – Comments are not executed; used to document what the code is suppose to do » No need to write an essay Example: „Assign a value intValue=5 Rem Example: Rem Assign a value intValue=5
  • 12.
    Coding Concepts  Stepping through code – Use [F5] in the code window to execute the code – Use [F8] in the code window to execute the code one step at a time  Works in a Standard Module, does not work in a Form Module.
  • 13.
    IF Statement  AnIF statement evaluates a condition to find out if it is True or False, then executes the appropriate statement(s)  Type the word „If‟ in the code window and press [F1] for help on the topic
  • 14.
    IF Statement  Syntax (Single Line): If condition Then [statements] [Else elsestatements] If Sales>100K Then Bonus=10% Else Bonus=1%  Syntax (Multi-Line) Pseudo-code: If condition Then If Sales>100K Then [statements] Bonus=10% [Else Else [elsestatements]] Bonus=1% End If End If
  • 15.
    IF Statement  Syntax (If…Then…ElseIf…Then…Else) If condition Then If Sales>100K Then [statements] Bonus=10% [ElseIf condition-n Then ElseIf Sales>50K Then [elseifstatements] ... Bonus=5% [Else Else [elsestatements]] Bonus=1% End If End If
  • 16.
    IF Statement  Nested IF Pseudo-Code: If condition Then If Sales>100K Then If condition Then If NewClients>5 Then [statements] Bonus=15% [Else Else [elsestatements]] Bonus=10% End If End If [Else Else [elsestatements]] Bonus=1% End If End If
  • 17.
    IF Statement  Operators for IF Statement condition – Equal (=) – Not Equal (<>) – Less Than (<) – Less Than Or Equal To (<=) – Greater Than (>) – Greater Than Or Equal To (>=)
  • 18.
    IF Statement  Logical Operators – And If Sales>100K And NewClients > 5 Then – Or If Sales>100K Or NewClients > 10 Then – Not If Not(Sales>100K) Then – Xor – Eqv – Imp
  • 19.
    Immediate IF  Immediate If is similar to If statements – Syntax IIf(expr, truepart, falsepart) IIf(Sales>100K, Bonus=10%, 1%) – Can be nested IIf(expr, truepart, IIf(expr, truepart, falsepart)) IIf(Sales>100K, Bonus=10%, IIf(Sales>50K, Bonus=5%, Bonus=1%))  Type the word „IIf‟ in the code window and press [F1] for help on the topic
  • 20.
    Immediate IF  The drawback is that it always evaluates both true and false part – It is slower than IF statements – Can give unexpected results
  • 21.
    Select Case  SelectCase is similar to If…Then…ElseIf statements.  The difference is that it evaluates an expression once and then compares it to different values – Makes it more efficient than multiple ElseIf statements  Type the word „Select‟ in the code window and press [F1] for help on the topic
  • 22.
    Select Case  Syntax: Pseudo-Code: Select Case testexpression Select Case Sales [Case expressionlist1] Case >100K [statements] Bonus=10% [Case expressionlist2] Case >50K [statements] Bonus=5% [Case Else] Case Else [statements] Bonus=1% End Select End Select