Populate VBA Collection with Custom Objects using Collection.Add
I am trying to add a custom object (Transaction) through the sampleCollection.Add
from within a For loop.
The code works if I add strings to the collection instead of objects.
Public Function PopCollection()
Dim sampleCollection As New Collection
Dim objTrans As New Transaction
Dim objTrans2 As New Transaction
'********** SETUP ARRAY FOR LOOP *************
Dim arrA(0 To 1) As String
arrA(0) = "Description 1"
arrA(1) = "Description 2"
'********** POPULATE COLLECTION *************
For n = 0 To 1
objTrans.DESC = arrA(n)
Call sampleCollection.Add(objTr开发者_开发百科ans)
Next n
'********** ITERATE THROUGH COLLECTION *************
For n = 1 To sampleCollection.Count
Set objTrans2 = sampleCollection.Item(n)
Debug.Print n & " - " & objTrans2.DESC
Next n
End Function
The Debug.Print n & " - " & objTrans2.DESC
line at the bottom of this code is outputting "Description 2" twice. I want it to output "Description 1" and "Description 2".
Here is the information in the Transaction class:
Public PTXN As Integer
Public ACCTID As Integer
Public CHECKNUM As String
Public DESC As String
Public STATUS As String
Public TRANSACTIONDATE As String
Public SPLIT_DESC As String
Public SPLIT_AMT As Single
Public SPLIT_CATEGORY As Integer
I only added the property declarations to the VB editor in Excel. I copy/pasted what was listed there.
You need to make a new instance of objTrans. What you're doing is setting DESC to Description 1, adding to the collection, then changing DESC to Description 2 (not making a new objTrans instance), and adding that same instance to the collection a second time. Here's how I would do it.
Public Function PopCollection()
Dim sampleCollection As Collection
Dim objTrans As Transaction
Dim arrA As Variant
Dim n As Long
arrA = Array("Description 1", "Description 2")
Set sampleCollection = New Collection
For n = LBound(arrA) To UBound(arrA)
Set objTrans = New Transaction
objTrans.DESC = arrA(n)
sampleCollection.Add objTrans
Next n
For n = 1 To sampleCollection.Count
Set objTrans = sampleCollection.Item(n)
Debug.Print n & " - " & objTrans.DESC
Next n
End Function
A slightly modified form (without the Transaction class) works as intended for me. I believe there is an error is your Transaction class. Can you post the code for it?
The simpler version would've been to set you n=0 to SampleCollection.Count as the indexes of an array starts with 0 and your n is starting with 1...
For n = 0 To sampleCollection.Count
Set objTrans = sampleCollection.Item(n)
Debug.Print n & " - " & objTrans.DESC
Next n
Can't populate VBA Collection with Custom Objects using Collection.add
code is outputting "Description 2" twice
In basic simple terms, it is always better to do:
Dim FooCollection As Collection
Set FooCollection = New Collection
Dim FooClass As classFoo
Set FooClass = New classFoo
FooCollection.Add FooClass
And not:
Dim FooCollection As New Collection
etc
As the latter will cause very subtle & not so apparent issues, & may not generate any errors, as I recently discovered.
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