VBA Reference material

[Paintballlovr]

I am currently running access 2007 at work. I have not heard of any specific plans to migrate to 2010, but that doesn't mean it's not in the works. Based on my situation and my desire to obtain some type of reference material to help me learn VBA, are 2007 and 2010 different enough that I would need a 2007 and 2010 guide or could I just get one to cover both? Even though everyone on here has been extremely helpful and knowledgable, I would like to be able to actually ANSWER a question on here, rather than just ASKING each time. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

[Perceptus]

VBA Reference Manuals on MSDN are my suggestion(although MSDN is constantly changing and sometimes information can be hard to locate). Google is awesome. This forum is priceless for information. TheBigResource.Com is a waste of time in most cases for me.

[orange]

For VBA tutorials see http://www.functionx.com/vbaccess/

[Missinglinq]

The FunctionX site posted by orange is the site I always give, in answer to this type of question about learning VBA. It is well written and divided into 25 or 30 clearly titled chapters.

As to the 2007 vs 2010 thing, VBA code, per se, has really changed very little over the years. The differences between versions primarily relates to new functionality/features, rather than VBA code.

Linq ;0)>