I remember in my classes in .Net we used a word

Region
End Region

to collapse code into more bite size pieces.

Can one do this in Access (I'm running 2002).

any tricks?

Thanks,
pepenacho

Sorry, VBA doesn't have such a construct.

One possible approach is to make extensive use of modules, so that rather
than having 100 lines in one routine, it calls a number of 10-15 lines
modules.


"pepenacho" wrote:

> I remember in my classes in .Net we used a word
>
> Region
> End Region
>
> to collapse code into more bite size pieces.
>
> Can one do this in Access (I'm running 2002).
>
> any tricks?
>
> Thanks,
> pepenacho

Thank you.

"Doug Steele" wrote:

> Sorry, VBA doesn't have such a construct.
>
> One possible approach is to make extensive use of modules, so that rather
> than having 100 lines in one routine, it calls a number of 10-15 lines
> modules.
>
>
> "pepenacho" wrote:
>
> > I remember in my classes in .Net we used a word
> >
> > Region
> > End Region
> >
> > to collapse code into more bite size pieces.
> >
> > Can one do this in Access (I'm running 2002).
> >
> > any tricks?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > pepenacho