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How to Use Class Interfaces in Excel VBA

In this video I cover VBA Interfaces. So what are interfaces and why do you need them?
We use Interaces with class modules and they allow use to write some really useful code.

If you have only use Class Modules in a basic way you may not understand there use. But using powerful techniques like VBA interfaces allows us to do some really interesting things as you will see in the video.

Interfaces are part of what we call Object Oriented code design. Don't be put by the jargon or complex sounding name. I will show simple and practical uses of Interfaces. Once you understand them you can easily use them in the future in your VBA code.


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