Use Loop Counters Even After Looping
The value of a loop counter variable is incremented one beyond the set range when the loop is completed. For example, if you use a For i = 0 to
The value of a loop counter variable is incremented one beyond the set range when the loop is completed. For example, if you use a For i = 0 to
You often need to reattach or refresh links in Microsoft Access. This code refreshes all currently linked tables to sync the attached tables with the server, then remove “dbo_” from
The data control allows you to quickly link controls and databases; however, not only is it far from flexible compared with the database-objects coding interface, it doesn’t look great. I
VB6 introduced the Split function, which returns a zero-based, one-dimensional array containing a specified number of substrings. Although this function is useful in itself, you can also use it in
It’s too bad Microsoft didn’t create the Split function until VB6, but here’s a function that duplicates it for VB4 and VB5 users. The only difference is that with VB4
Here’s a useful procedure to position a ComboBox according to a value of the ItemData property or the List property. It’s useful to position a ComboBox with values taken from
This simple piece of code saves a lot of headaches when it comes to altering dates. It allows you to use the plus and minus keys to increment and decrement
Referencing a static local variable in a procedure is two to three times slower than a regular local, dynamic variable. If your procedure demands every last bit of speed possible,