Chapter 5. Creating Your Own Objects
Chapter 4 showed you how to use Excel’s objects; now you get to create your own. This chapter shows you how to define custom classes and instantiate objects from those classes to create in-memory representations of visual or functional elements.
In the process, I try to explain why you’d use classes and how you perform specific tasks that are unique to object-oriented programming. You’ll also learn how to send mail from Excel, which is kind of handy.
Tip
Code used in this chapter and additional samples are available in ch05.xls.
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