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The Solution Rating System
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Sub WriteCollection()
Dim MySheet As Worksheet, SheetName As String
Dim MyRange As Range, MyObject
Dim ARow As Long
Dim MyColl As New Collection
Set MyColl = Nothing
Dim I As Integer, J As Integer
Dim Inst As New Class1 ' Create a new instance of Class1
'On Class Modul Class1 is declared: Public InstanceName
Set MyRange = ActiveSheet.Range("D1")
For ARow = 2 To 60 'used rows
If Len(MyRange.Offset(ARow - 1, 0).Value) > 0 Then
MyObject = MyRange.Offset(ARow - 1, 0)
MyColl.Add MyObject 'To read MyObjects into MyColl
End If
Next ARow
'test only
Sheets("Sheet34").Select
[A1].Select
[A1].Value = MyColl.Count
J = 1
For Each MyObject In MyColl
J = J + 1
[J+1,1] = MyObject
Next MyObject
'test only end
End Sub
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