Interface Implementation in VBA With Real Example

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First Video: • Importance and Uses of...
Second Video: • Interface Implementati...
Third Video: • Interface: String Mani...
Fourth Video: • Interface: Export Data...

[@SalaryAnsaree]

Great this is new for me, i see first time ........... never seen before this type of videos on you Tube............ thanks

[@mdismailhosen8280]

Thanks. Glad to help.

[@kcerny43]

Thank you so much for an explanation and a cool example of interface in Excel. Get subscribed!

[@mdismailhosen8280]

Glad to help. Thanks for your support.

[@djuseycoding4890]

Thank you!

[@mdismailhosen8280]

You're welcome!

[@stevefartouh7048]

Great video. I wasn’t aware of the implements function and it seems like it’s the best way to keep coding “clean” and readable.
Can you tell me what you’re doing when you click on Rubberduck? I’m not familiar with that function.

[@mdismailhosen8280]

Thank you. It's an AddIn which has some useful feature. Look into their website for more details.

[@hosseinmolhem3118]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. It's been excellent. However, I am unable to access the file link provided.
Could you please check the accessibility or share an alternative method to access the file?

[@mdismailhosen8280]

Thanks for your kind words. Sorry, my website is down for now. Will try to update you soon and reply to you in this comment thread.

[@chandranshpandey1929]

you can just define their types as IEmployee, in that way we are not dependent on contractual, permanent or temporary employee

[@mdismailhosen8280]

You are right and i have used IEmployee in the PrintBonus sub. But in the variable declaration i could use IEmployee but still when newing up we would need to use concrete implementation. I wanted to show case that if you declare them as concrete they could behave as IEmployee.

[@yeahnick4260]

for ur PrintBonus sub 8:09 the Emp argument could be a variant datatype and it would work aswell. so why should i do all that implementation stuff if i just could use a variant datatype variable ? would work in each situation aswell ?

[@mdismailhosen8280]

This is very simplified example. You can have complex logic and implementation for each of those sub type which you can't using just variant.

[@SalaryAnsaree]

give some real world examples for easy understanding .............. sorry !!! now this is bouncing of my mind

[@mdismailhosen8280]

Keep watching. I have few others videos.