Immediate Window: Debug, Test, Quick Commands

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, I will show you how to use the immediate window to debug, test, and issue quick commands directly in the VBA editor. You'll learn how to open the immediate window, use it for printing output such as loop values, entering quick calculations, and running SQL commands. Additionally, I'll demonstrate how to define and test custom functions, query and manipulate objects and variables, and set breakpoints for efficient code debugging. Whether you're adjusting form properties or running action queries, this tutorial will enhance your developer-level skills using the immediate window effectively.

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Prerequisites

• Intro to VBA
• Error Handling

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