Adding VBA Code For The First Time User
It's always nice when you go to a forum and someone gives you a nice bit of VBA code that is supposed to accomplish your goals. But if you've never used VBA code before, it's kind of hard to know
It's always nice when you go to a forum and someone gives you a nice bit of VBA code that is supposed to accomplish your goals. But if you've never used VBA code before, it's kind of hard to know
I'm very pleased to be able to share a Chapter from my new book, RibbonX - Customizing the Office 2007 Ribbon. This chapter discusses the comboBox and dropDown RibbonX elements in detail. From using Microsoft's built in elements to creating
I have now posted a copy of Chapter 7 of the RibbonX book. You can find it here. 🙂
I'm very pleased that Wiley Publishing has encouraged me to post an excerpt from our new book RibbonX - Customizing the Office 2007 Ribbon, which can now be found at Amazon.com and other online retailers. Chapter 2 of the book
A couple of days ago, Johan asked how it was possible to write almost 700 pages on the Ribbon... I figured that this was probably as good an opportunity to tell what is in the book (RibbonX - Customizing the
There are a great many errors that we can run into when programming, and just on of those is a Compile Error, specifically "User-Defined Type Not Defined". This error could mean one of a few different things, which may not
I've decided that it is time to start maintaining a Table of Contents for my Ribbon blog posts. It's just getting a little too hard to find them all. 🙂 I'll keep modifying this page, updating it as I add
One of the items that is very useful in code is the use of constants. These items are simply text masks that translate to numbers, making it easier for us to remember how to interact with the code. For example,
Introduction: One of the biggest parts lacking in user constructed solutions is documentation in the form of help files. As coders, we usually find it easier to build the application than explain to someone how to use it properly. After
This article contains code examples to print a Microsoft Access report to a PDF file. This code examples is built for PDFCreator, an open source PDF writer utility. Unlike Adobe Acrobat and CutePDF, which both require pro versions to create
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