First, I'm sorry if you took my response incorrectly. I was not being a "smartass" and I DID answer your question in the best way I could. I could have just left it that the question made no sense and ask you to rephrase, but I didn't. Instead, I explained to you how VBA works within MDB files and why your question didn't make any sense. Obviously you are not an expert in this area, but I can't answer a question when it makes no sense. And I left it open for you to rephrase your question.
Second, You had ONE post in this forum prior to my answer and you just joined recently. So I do not understand how you can trash the experts here if you have never been here?
Third, Please do not start a new thread for a follow-up question. I understand that you are new to this site, but it pays to browse through the FAQs before posting to learn how this sites works so you can make the most of it. To ask a Follow-up question please use the Answer This Question options. I have merged your threads for you.
Finally, despite your rudeness and insults, I will answer your question. There are third party tools that claim to be able to convert Access object to VB code. Googling
convert mdb to VB found a few possibilities like this one:
Access Converter, VB Edition - One button conversion from Microsoft Access to VB.
You need to understand that VBA is a superset of VB and has commands, properties and collections that are not in VB. So I'm not sure how well an MDB file can be converted. But the site I listed offers a free trial.
One last point. I don't pretend to think I know everything. Which is why I said I couldn't understand your question. But, if there is one area where I have considerable expertise its with Microsoft Access. That expertise has been recognized by Microsoft with their MVP award. I think you owe this site and myself in particular, an apology for your rudeness and insults.