Count property (VBA)

Returns a Long (long integer) containing the number of objects in a collection. Read-only.

Example

This example uses the Collection object's Count property to specify how many iterations are required to remove all the elements of the collection called MyClasses. When collections are numerically indexed, the base is 1 by default. Because collections are reindexed automatically when a removal is made, the following code removes the first member on each iteration.

Dim Num, MyClasses
For Num = 1 To MyClasses.Count    ' Remove name from the collection.
    MyClasses.Remove 1    ' Default collection numeric indexes
Next    ' begin at 1.

See also

• Objects (Visual Basic for Applications)
• Visual Basic language reference

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