Excel VBA Introduction Part 34 - Type Declarations (User-Defined Types)

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By Andrew Gould

  1. WiseOwlTutorials
  2. Microsoft Excel (Software)
  3. Visual Basic For Applications
  4. type
  5. type declaration
  6. user defined type
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Great and useful thanks for this video.

SolidSnake
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Hi Mr. Gould. As always, another excellent tutorial.

There is something I tried and it seems to work. Inside subroutine 'TestContact'; it is possible to declare variable 'c' as an array i.e. 'Dim c(30) as Contact' results 30 array elements of type Contact including 5 elements each within HomeAddress & WorkAddress as well. A multi-dimensional array.

So it's like creating an Array out of a Type declaration. This looks like an undocumented Excel VBA feature. Or am I wrong somewhere? Just liked to bring this into your notice. Thanks!

jmathew
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Isn't it better then using VBA classes? What the (dis)advantages hat the "Types" against the classes? 🤔🤔

walerij
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Hi, I am not getting intelligence list for Type variables, please suggest. for eg, Dim John as Film. I am not getting intelligence list for John. Please suggest.

NarendraSunku
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Is there a way to reference another defined type based on the what is selected in another type? An example would be using the MSForms type initially and having it select another type such as frame or label:

MSForms.Frame and MSForms.Label

They have a similar list, but they are not exactly similar. I'm trying to avoid writing the same lines in different types over and over. I've searched around, and I haven't found any answers.

prestondukes
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Isn't there a way to do it automatically? Function GenreText. If I have 400 types of Genre, I wouldn't want to create 800 lines of code for this only.
Something like GenreText(NewFilm) ... NewFilm will be index 2. So I would probe UserDefined type Genres and return the test on the index number 2?

songokussjcz
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Type declarations seem similar to enumerations

jayjayf
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About your spelling...programmers aren't supposed to know how to spell. :-D

ericbrenner