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I'm just after some advice as to whether I'm heading in the correct
direction. I'm new to class modules so just wondering if the below looks logical + efficient. Any advice greatly appreciated JasonQ. 'this is in a Class Module "myClass": '================================= Private R As Range Private TR As Integer Public Property Set TopLeftCell(ByRef sVal As Range) Set R = sVal TR = R.Row End Property Public Property Get TopLeftCell() As Range Set TopLeftCell = R End Property Public Property Get TopRow() As Integer TopRow = TR End Property 'This is in a normal module: '================================= Dim X As myClass Sub test() Set X = New myClass Set X.TopLeftCell = ActiveSheet.Range("AD4") MsgBox X.TopRow Set X = Nothing End Sub |
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