Entering Math Equations in Access Like Excel

In this Microsoft Access tutorial I'm going to teach you how to enter math equations into form fields just like you can in Excel cells. This way you can type in things like 5+5+7 or (2*10)+2 directly into a field and have Access evaluate it. It's going to involve a little bit of VBA code but it's not that hard.

Pre-Requisites

• Intro to VBA: https://599cd.com/IntroVBA
• On Current Event: https://599cd.com/OnCurrent
• After Update: https://599cd.com/AfterUpdate

Links

• What is Null: https://599cd.com/Null
• Error Handling: https://599cd.com/ErrorHandling
• If Then: https://599cd.com/IfThen
• String Functions: https://599cd.com/String

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