Hi, I need to write a macro which will export entire rows of data to a new file (one row per person copied directly from the master, one file to be sent to each employer), I could write a loop that basically says:

But could I use classes to do this quicker and easier? I cannot get my head around how to use them, I have all the employee data in a sheet indexed by unique IDs so I would tell the class module that all the instances of the class are in the sheet?

The more I look into classes the more confused I get.

Hi, I need to write a macro which will export entire rows of data to
a new file (one row per person copied directly from the master, one
file to be sent to each employer), I could write a loop that
basically says:


Code:
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For rownum from LastRow to 9
If Range("A:" & rownum).value = "Employer1" Then Copy stuff over
Next rownum
--------------------


But could I use classes to do this quicker and easier? I cannot get
my head around how to use them, I have all the employee data in a
sheet indexed by unique IDs so I would tell the class module that all
the instances of the class are in the sheet?

The more I look into classes the more confused I get.

Why not simply 'dump' the sheet into an array and write each row of
that array to a file? This would certainly be way easier than
implimenting a 'class' since you can use the standard VB file I/O
functions with minimal coding!!!

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Garry

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