Does anyone know if it's possible to pass a Collection to a property in a class? (the class is in another project in the solution).

i.e:
dim colCars as collection
[code to fill collection goes here]
  .
[clsMine instantiation goes here]
clsMine.setCars = colCars ' pass collection

clsMine looks like this:
private mCol as collection
  .
  .
Public Property Let setCars(ByVal Value As Collection) or
Public Property Let setCars(ByVal Value As Object) or
   mCol = Value
End Property

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I tried setting up a property similar to above and assign a variable but was unable to get actual data to pass in. I tried defining it as 'collection' and as 'object' in the property; neither worked. Just an empty collection resulted. So, started wondering if 'maybe you just cannot pass collections'?

Mark

You must use the keyword Set with objects clsMine looks like this: Use As Collection if it is certain that you will be using a Collection. That way (with early binding) the compiler will check that the methods and properties you use of the Collection object actually apply to it.

there are two ways to do it, depending if the property is Let or Set.
Because you use Let, you should call it as (no Set):

clsMine.setCars = colCars

Otherwise, you have to use Set as Brian describes

In both cases, in the property itself you must use Set (like Brian said) and basically it is the only change you need to make

Set mCol = Value

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