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create a module via vba in current database or in another database

ahmedtharwat19
hi every one

I hope to Find an Answer at This Qustion

Question 1: How Can Create A New Module in CurrentDb or In Another DataBase?

Question 2: How Can I Add A New Produce In A New Module i Created or Delete it From That Module?

Question 3: I Think After The Answers in Question 1 , 2 We Can Change The Code In Mde File, Is That True?

I Hope To Find That Codes ..

Best Regards ,

Ahmed Tharwat(Medo)
Jun 7 '10 #1
6 2008
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Jun 8 '10 #2
NeoPa
32,556 Expert Mod 16PB
Medo,

Apologies for the deletion. As you said, the English is a little hard to understand, so it's understandable that there may have been some confusion over this. I'm happy that it is indeed not homework related and I will try to give some help.

Tip:
It's generally good practice to keep separate questions in their own threads, rather than multiple questions in a single thread. For now I will see what I can do on what you've asked.
Jun 8 '10 #3
NeoPa
32,556 Expert Mod 16PB
  1. I believe this is possible. There are even web pages around to help with this though it is not something I've ever done myself. There is certainly help to be found on it though.
  2. I assume you're referring to adding and deleting of procedures? If so, then I imagine that understanding how to add a module would give you the understanding as to how to modify individual aspects of it without further explanation required.
  3. I doubt it. I would expect such code manipulation access to be limited to MDB files. Modifying an MDE would still consist of converting an MDB (possibly just modified in code) to an MDE.
Other experts may be of more help. This is certainly not an area I have any great expertise in I'm afraid.

PS. Having looked at the actual questions in closer detail I'm happy that they are closely enough related to make their inclusion in a single thread quite appropriate.
Jun 8 '10 #4
NeoPa :

I Think You are a good Friend for me in this site and i hope to be a frien for all in here.

so, i`m apologize for my bad english.

i hope from this site to be a good in two things no.1 to be good in english. no.2 to be good in vba(it`s my hoppy).

i hope to find help me here.

Best Regards,

Your Brother ,
(Medo)
Jun 8 '10 #5
NeoPa
32,556 Expert Mod 16PB
We like to help if we can Medo. Sometimes we just can't.

I'm glad things are going well for you here anyway :)
Jun 8 '10 #6
Ok NeoPa,

Thank You AnyWay ...

I wait anyone CanHelp!!

Best Regards...

(Medo)
Jun 8 '10 #7

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