Showing posts with label Microsoft Access. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Microsoft Access. Show all posts

Tuesday, 28 March 2017

MS Access ShortCuts

ACCESS

Action
Keystroke
Database actions
Open existing database
CTRL+O
Open a new database
CTRL+N
Save
CTRL+S
Save record
SHIFT+ENTER
Print
CTRL+P
Display database window
F11
Find and Replace
CTRL+F
Copy
CTRL+C
Cut
CTRL+X
Paste
CTRL+V
Undo
CTRL+Z
Help
F1
Toggle between Form and Design view
F5
Other
Insert line break in a memo field
CTRL+ENTER
Insert current date
CTRL+;
Insert current time
CTRL+:
Copy data from previous record
CTRL+'
Add a record
CTRL++
Delete a record
CTRL+-

Action
Keystroke
Editing
Select all
CTRL+A
Copy
CTRL+C
Cut
CTRL+X
Paste
CTRL+V
Undo
CTRL+Z
Redo
CTRL+Y
Find
CTRL+F
Replace
CTRL+H
Spell checker
F7
Toggle between Edit mode and Navigation mode
F2
Open window for editing large content fields
SHIFT+F2
Switch from current field to current record
ESC
Navigating Through a datasheet
Next field
TAB
Previous field
SHIFT+TAB
First field of record
HOME
Last field of record
END
Next record
DOWN ARROW
Previous record
UP ARROW
First field of first record
CTRL+HOME
Last field of last record
CTRL+END


Saturday, 11 July 2015

How to change the module name in VBA / Edit Module Name In VBA


You might have noticed that when you create a module, VBA allocates a default name (Module1, Module2, so on).

It would be a professional look to your code if you change the module names as per the code inside.

We can change the default name of a module by following very simple steps below.


See the steps in a short video below :



Steps

1. Open your project in VBE (ALT + F11)

2. Select the Module from your project explorer.

3. You can see the Name property of the selected module in the properties panel.

4. Edit the name and give the name as you wish.


Notes :

-:- If project Explorer not visible, press CTRL + R

-:- If properties window is not visible, press F4 to make it visible.

-:- The naming criteria is subject to VBA's naming parameters.