Is it possible to create ones own property to an Excel object?

Example:

The workbook has some builtin properties, like...

ThisWorkbook.Path
ThisWorkbook.Name

etc...


I would like to create a...

ThisWorkbook.URL

....which, obvious, would return the URL from where on the Intranet (or
Internet :-) the user can always find the newest version of the workbook,
and also use this new property, in my own macros, for further programming,
like data links in the workbooks URL path.


I'm aware that it would probably require some sort of programming in the
Workbook_Open event, but that doesn't matter - just as long as I have the
property for the rest of the time that the workbook is open.


Possible?


TIA,

Yes. Eg: enter this in the "ThisWorkbook" module in the VBE:

Property Get URL() As String
URL = "http://www.google.com"
End Property


Tim




"Charlotte E" <@ wrote in message
...
Is it possible to create ones own property to an Excel object?

Example:

The workbook has some builtin properties, like...

ThisWorkbook.Path
ThisWorkbook.Name

etc...


I would like to create a...

ThisWorkbook.URL

...which, obvious, would return the URL from where on the Intranet (or
Internet :-) the user can always find the newest version of the workbook,
and also use this new property, in my own macros, for further programming,
like data links in the workbooks URL path.


I'm aware that it would probably require some sort of programming in the
Workbook_Open event, but that doesn't matter - just as long as I have the
property for the rest of the time that the workbook is open.


Possible?


TIA,

Awesome :-)

Thanks, Tim :-)


Tim Williams wrote:
Yes. Eg: enter this in the "ThisWorkbook" module in the VBE:

Property Get URL() As String
URL = "http://www.google.com"
End Property


Tim




"Charlotte E" <@ wrote in message
...
Is it possible to create ones own property to an Excel object?

Example:

The workbook has some builtin properties, like...

ThisWorkbook.Path
ThisWorkbook.Name

etc...


I would like to create a...

ThisWorkbook.URL

...which, obvious, would return the URL from where on the Intranet
(or Internet :-) the user can always find the newest version of the
workbook, and also use this new property, in my own macros, for
further programming, like data links in the workbooks URL path.


I'm aware that it would probably require some sort of programming in
the Workbook_Open event, but that doesn't matter - just as long as I
have the property for the rest of the time that the workbook is open.


Possible?


TIA,

Yes. Eg: enter this in the "ThisWorkbook" module in the VBE:

Property Get URL() As String
URL = "http://www.google.com"
End Property


Is it possible to do the opposite?

I.e.: ThisWorkbook.URL = http://www.google.com/

....so it can be read later with:

MsgBox ThisWorkbook.URL


???

Dim m_URL as string

Property Let URL(val as String)
m_URL = val
End Property

Property Get URL() as String
URL = m_URL
End Property


Tim

"Charlotte E" <@ wrote in message
...
Yes. Eg: enter this in the "ThisWorkbook" module in the VBE:

Property Get URL() As String
URL = "http://www.google.com"
End Property


Is it possible to do the opposite?

I.e.: ThisWorkbook.URL = http://www.google.com/

...so it can be read later with:

MsgBox ThisWorkbook.URL


???

One letter wrong!!!!

I tried with: Property Set

Thanks, Tim :-)



Tim Williams wrote:
Dim m_URL as string

Property Let URL(val as String)
m_URL = val
End Property

Property Get URL() as String
URL = m_URL
End Property


Tim

"Charlotte E" <@ wrote in message
...
Yes. Eg: enter this in the "ThisWorkbook" module in the VBE:

Property Get URL() As String
URL = "http://www.google.com"
End Property


Is it possible to do the opposite?

I.e.: ThisWorkbook.URL = http://www.google.com/

...so it can be read later with:

MsgBox ThisWorkbook.URL


???

yup. SET is for assigning OBJECTS. easy mistake to make too

"Charlotte E" <@ wrote in message
...
One letter wrong!!!!

I tried with: Property Set

Thanks, Tim :-)



Tim Williams wrote:
Dim m_URL as string

Property Let URL(val as String)
m_URL = val
End Property

Property Get URL() as String
URL = m_URL
End Property


Tim

"Charlotte E" <@ wrote in message
...
Yes. Eg: enter this in the "ThisWorkbook" module in the VBE:

Property Get URL() As String
URL = "http://www.google.com"
End Property


Is it possible to do the opposite?

I.e.: ThisWorkbook.URL = http://www.google.com/

...so it can be read later with:

MsgBox ThisWorkbook.URL


???