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Count ​

Returns a Long containing the number of items in a Collection object. Read-only.

Syntax: object.Count

object
required An object expression that evaluates to a Collection object.

Example ​

This example uses the Collection object's Count property to specify how many iterations are required to remove all the elements of the collection called MyClasses. Collection numeric indexes start at 1 by default. Because collections are reindexed automatically when a removal is made, the following code removes the first member on each iteration.

vb
Dim Num As Long, MyClasses As Collection
Set MyClasses = New Collection
' ... assume MyClasses has been populated ...

For Num = 1 To MyClasses.Count   ' Default collection numeric indexes
    MyClasses.Remove 1           ' begin at 1.
Next

See Also ​

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