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When I press Alt+F11 I get the *'Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications'* and I can start a module. This module seems to be in Visual Basic 6.0. How can I instead write Visual Basic .NET ? Can I do it from the same window?

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    No, NET languages are not supported in ms-access. just VBA unless you code external library to call from vba – Steve Apr 12 '13 at 14:45
  • if I do this externally can I still use the function I write in my microsoft access SQL? for instance SELECT MyNetFnc(data) – user391986 Apr 12 '13 at 14:49

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You are looking at VBA not VB6, though the syntactic differences are small. VBA is a scripting language for Microsoft applications. As the comment to your question states, you would need to write a .NET assembly separately and interface with it via VBA. Difference between Visual Basic 6.0 and VBA

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