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why doesn't microsoft excel support inheritance
I was wondering why Microsoft Excel does not support inheritance. Or does
it? I'm programing a reasonably complex system in VBA for Excel and I have not been able to figure out how to implement inheritance. It would great simplify the creation of my classes if I could do so. Thanks. |
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why doesn't microsoft excel support inheritance
Becasue VB6 does not support inheritance. VB was always a bit cheesy in it's
classes and objects... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "A. Gilligan" wrote: I was wondering why Microsoft Excel does not support inheritance. Or does it? I'm programing a reasonably complex system in VBA for Excel and I have not been able to figure out how to implement inheritance. It would great simplify the creation of my classes if I could do so. Thanks. |
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