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Hello again -
I am using Excel 2002 SP3 and am working on a project involving collecting data from 7-8 different sources with various col formats, etc. It would be neat if I could use an interface to define some functions to do this task. Each object would implement the same functions in a slightly different way. So as a simplified example - I have an interface in a class module called "iData" defined as the following: class iData Public Function foo(whichWS As Worksheet) As Variant End Function Public Sub boo(ws1 As Worksheet, ws2 As Worksheet) End Sub Then I have another class module called "clsDB_Data" defined as follows: clsDB_Data Implements iData Public Function foo(whichWS As Worksheet) As Variant Dim v As Variant foo = v End Function Public Sub boo(ws1 As Worksheet, ws2 As Worksheet) MsgBox "Hello World!", vbExclamation End Sub This looks right to me but when I compile I get the puzzling error message: Object Module needs to implement 'foo' for interface 'iData' This message points to the clsDb_Data module. I'm confused!! Can anyone explain what is not right about what I am doing? Seems to me that I am inplementing foo in my derived class module. Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance, Chris (ct60) |
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