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[NauticalGent]

This hit my inbox today. I wonder if VBA will eventually we affected as well?

Visual Basic Will Stall Out With .NET 5

Fare thee well.

www.tomshardware.com

 

[Dreamweaver]

Lucky for me I no longer use VB and if they End VBA i wont be going to another Microsoft product put to many years into access.

 

[AccessBlaster]

We were told this day was coming...

Whew! I don't know if I can take another apocalypse thread.☠

 

[jdraw]

This is the latest I could find re Access etc. Anyone heard from UserVoice ??

 

[deletedT]

Everything evaluates. Nothing remains without changes. There have been languages and civilizations that have been vanished and replaced with new ones.
Databases in the next decades or further than that demands actions that Access and VBA can not be an answer to them. Access will grow to its limits and then when it can not respond to more evaluation, because its based programming is limited and can not answer to newer features, it dies and will be replace to a newer one that can be an answer to the newer needs. It's just a matter of time.

 

[shadow9449]

This hit my inbox today. I wonder if VBA will eventually we affected as well?

Visual Basic Will Stall Out With .NET 5

Fare thee well.

www.tomshardware.com

VBA hasn't really evolved much in years anyway, so I can't see how VB "stagnating" with a new release of .NET should make much of a difference.