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Converting macros to VBA
David Smith 

14 years ago
I am a newcomer to this forum.
Over time I have created a number of complex applications, in commercial use, using Access 2003 and with some exception have managed to control the functionality almost exclusively via macros.  I know, but I am 70 years of age but with a programming background.  I am now faced with bringing at least one system up to Access 2010 level but of course Macro functionality is not a clever as in 2003. I am not adverse to VBA but haven't used it extensively.  How 'safe' is it for me convert all macros in 2003 to VBA functions before migrating wholesale into Access 2010?


Reply from Richard Rost:

I've had pretty good success with converting 2003 macros to VBA. There's an automated tool for that. The best advice I can give you is (1) back up your database, and (2) give it a shot. Test it thoroughly in 2003 first, and if everything seems to work, upgrade it to 2010. I would say that 99.9% of all the VBA code that I've ported over from 2003 to 2010 works just fine.

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