>>Say I have cEmployee class and I want to create another instance on the fly, how would I do that? Other than:
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>>Set oCEO as new cEmployee
>>Set oDeveloper as new cEmployee
>>Set oJanitor as new cEmployee
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>>Maybe a collection of custom class objects are what I need but I am not sure how to, or even if, that is the answer...
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>For collection, you need a collection object and then you add your instances to the collection.
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>Dim x as Collection
>Dim Y as cEmployee
>
>Set X = New Collection
>
>'Add a first employee
>Set Y = new cEmployee
>y. .... = ....
>y. .... = ....
>x.add y
>
>'Add a second employee
>Set Y = new cEmployee
>y. .... = ....
>y. .... = ....
>x.add y


Éric and group, I think I did not ask this question well. How, at run time, can I add a previously unknown employee? Is it possible to create a type of array with the class? Or is there another alternative. Using the above logic, Say at design time I only know in advance about a,b, and c and do the following:
Dim x as Collection
Dim a as cEmployee
Dim b as cEmployee
Dim c as cEmployee
x.add a
x.add b
x.add c
then during run time I need to add d to my collection? Or, more likely I might need to add the unknown at design time d,e,f,g,h etc.

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