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Using the CreateObject Function to Create a Late-Bound Instance of Excel


 

Sub LateBinding()



    'Declare a generic object variable

    Dim objExcel As Object



    'Point the object variable at an Excel application object

    Set objExcel = CreateObject("Excel.Application")



    'Set properties and execute methods of the object

    With objExcel

        .Visible = True

        .Workbooks.Add

        .Range("A1") = "Hello World"

    End With



End Sub

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5.	creates a new instance of Word and then opens and makes visible an existing Word document:
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7.	If multiple versions of Word are installed, you can create an object for a specific version. The following statement, for example, uses Word 97.

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