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Declaring a User-Defined Type
You declare a user-defined type by using a Type statement that must be placed in the module's Declarations section. You can declare types as Public or Private within a standard module. You can use types in Form and Report modules, but you cannot declare them there.Creating a Type Variable
A Type variable is an instance of the type in memory; you must declare it before you can use the type. To declare a Type variable, create a Local, Private, Module-Level, or Public variable based on the type. Depending on where you place this declaration and how you declare it (using keywords Dim, Private, or Public), you determine its scope. The same rules for any other kind of variable apply to Type variables. The Dim statement in the code that follows creates a variable called mtypTimeCardData. If you place this Dim statement in the module's General section, it's visible to all routines in that module (notice the m, indicating that it is declared at the module level).NOTE
For more information on the scoping and visibility of variables, see Chapter 8, "VBA: An Introduction."Storing Information from a Record in a Form into a Type Variable
After you have declared a Type variable, you can store data in each of its elements. The following code in the frmTimeCardHours form stores information from the form into a Type variable called mtypTimeCardData. The code declares the Type variable as a Private variable in the General Declarations section of the form.NOTE
You can find the code for this chapter in the CHAP13EX.ACCDB database on the book's sample code CD-ROM.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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