I really do not want to learn Visual Basic and would like to stick with C#. I want to create a MS access macro using C# instead of Visual Basic. Is this possible? How?
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I really do not want to learn Visual Basic and would like to stick with C#. I want to create a MS access macro using C# instead of Visual Basic. Is this possible? How?
You should consider doing this the other way around. Use Visual Studio to create COM objects in C#, possibly even creating an Add-in for Access. You can do everything you would have done in the Macro, but with a much better development environment, unit tests automated builds, etc.