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In the previous chapter you studied how to use Excel as a database repository, using a programmable approach based on a data validation list filled with a New Record item followed by all saved records and a simple strategy to save any one-to-many record database relationship on unused worksheet rows. The database engine was based on some Excel object events (Worksheet.Change, Worksheet.SelectionChange, and Workbook events.BeforeClose) and a punch of generic procedures that use module-level constant values to load, save, and delete worksheet application records.
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Morgado, F. (2016). Creating and Setting a Worksheet Database Class. In: Programming Excel with VBA. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-2205-8_8
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