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fazstp[_10_]

Property Lists
 

Is there a property list type in vba? I have codes in a table that I
would like to match to a description.

ie:
If column A contained the type code and I wanted the description in
column B

Descriptions = ["1C": "Designer Ace C", "1D": "Designer Ace D"...]
Range("B2").Value = Descriptions[Range("A2").Value]


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Tim Williams

Property Lists
 
Try the dictionary from the scripting runtime library.

Tim

"fazstp" wrote in message
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Is there a property list type in vba? I have codes in a table that I
would like to match to a description.

ie:
If column A contained the type code and I wanted the description in
column B

Descriptions = ["1C": "Designer Ace C", "1D": "Designer Ace D"...]
Range("B2").Value = Descriptions[Range("A2").Value]


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fazstp[_11_]

Property Lists
 

Hmmm, 'scuse my newbieness but do you mean the object browser in excel's
visual basic editor?

I've decided to just use a vlookup in a table containing all codes and
descriptions but I'm still interested in whether or not there is an
equivalent to a property list. The nearest I can see might be to create
a class, I just thought maybe I was missing something.


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