Chapter 16
Building Modular Code and Using Classes
This chapter shows you how to start building modular code—code broken up into individual components rather than all built together into a monolithic mass. You'll also see how to create reusable code that you can use in future procedures.
The second part of this chapter discusses how you can build and use your own classes in VBA to implement custom objects, store information in them, and return information from them.
In this chapter you will learn to do the following:
- Arrange your code in modules
- Call a procedure
- Pass information from one procedure to another
- Understand what classes are and what ...
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