How do you create an object variable in VBA?
Declare an object variable
- ‘ Declare MyObject as Variant data type.
- Dim MyObject As Object ‘ Declared as a generic object.
- Set MyObject = YourObject ‘ Assign object reference.
- Set MyObject = New Object ‘ Create and Assign.
- If Not MyObject Is Nothing Then ‘ Variable refers to a valid object. . . .
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How are global variables used in VBA?
VBA global variables are variables that are declared before the start of any macro in the module. When variables are declared using “Public” or “Global”, it becomes “Global Variable”. Subprocedure variables cannot be used anywhere. We normally declare the variable inside the subroutine in VBA.
Is it possible to create and use a Microsoft Edge variable/object?
– Stack Overflow Is it possible to create and use a Microsoft Edge variable/object in VBA? I have some VBA code that pulls stock prices from the web. My code uses an Internet Explorer object/document to do it. However, if possible, I’d like to use a Microsoft Edge object/document instead.
Can a VBA be used in Microsoft Edge?
VBS/VBA uses the COM object model (ActiveX) to communicate with desktop processes and this feature will not be available for Edge. Fortunately, there are newer cross-browser solutions (ie WebDriver) for automation, and Edge embraces these new standards. Unfortunately, to use them, the techniques used will have to change.
Is it possible to create and use a Microsoft Edge?
Unfortunately, Edge doesn’t have an API that VBA can use. IE will still work. IE will continue to work unless you uninstall it using Windows features. That was the case for one of my clients and the code using Set ie = CreateObject(“InternetExplorer.Application”) was broken.
How to create an object variable in VBA?
Set MyObject = Nothing ‘ Discontinue the association. You can combine the declaration of an object variable with the assignment of an object by using the New keyword with the Set statement. For example: