

Some examples of objects are Excel workbooks, worksheets, cell ranges and cells. An object is what is manipulated by Visual Basic for Applications.I explain what “objects” and “variables” are in this VBA Tutorial for Beginners.

As Walkenbach explains in Excel VBA Programming for Dummies: However, for VBA purposes, there is an important distinction to be made between objects and variables.

If you have a basic understanding of computers, you're probably familiar with how this works. How Data Is Stored And Why VBA Data Types Are Importantĭata is generally stored in the computer's memory. This is covered in this blog post about variable declaration. In this particular post, I don't cover the topic of variable declaration in detail.
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