Here’s another way: Box(“Red”).Unlock = True If you have multiple boxes we are defining a specific box here. In the above code, boxes are the collection, and open is the method. And for this the code will be: Boxes(“Red”).Open Let’s go a bit specific, let say if you want to open the box which is RED in color. It’s plain English, Right? But when it comes to VBA and writing a macro this will be: Box.OpenĪs you can see, the above code is started with the box which is our object here, and then we have used the method “Open” for it. The words you will use would be “Open the Box”. Don’t miss this: Let’s say you want to tell someone to open a box.
There are objects, collections, methods, and properties which you can use in VBA to write your code. In simple words, first, we define the object and then the activity which we want to perform. VBA is an Object-Oriented Language and as an object-oriented language, in VBA, we structure our codes in a way where we are using objects and then defining their properties.
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