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Creating and Using a Class Module
You can insert a Class module in one of three ways: 1. Click to select the Create tab of the Ribbon. Open up the Macro drop-down in the Other group and select Class Module. 2. With the Visual Basic Editor active, select Insert, Class Module. 3. With the Visual Basic Editor active, right-click the project within the Project Explorer window and select Insert, Class Module from the pop-up menu.After being inserted, a Class module looks like a Standard Code module. The differences lie in how the variables and procedures in the Class module are accessed, as well as in the behavior of the Class module.
Adding Properties The most basic way to add a property to a Class module is to use a Public variable. For example, the following code shows the declaration of two Public variables: FirstName and LastName. After you add them to a class, VBA considers them properties of the class.
Public FirstName as String Public LastName as StringAdding Methods
A function or subroutine placed within a Class module is considered a method of the class. The Speak subroutine that follows acts as a method of the PublicPerson class. It accesses the FirstName and LastName properties of the class, displaying them in a message box.Instantiating and Using the Class
To utilize the code within a class, you must instantiate an object based on that class. To do that, you first declare an object based on the class. You then instantiate the object by using a Set statement. You can then access the properties and methods of the object.This material orginally appeared in Alison Balter's book Mastering Microsoft Office Access 2007 Development. Reprinted here by author's permission.
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