Returns a specific member of a collection by name or ordinal number.
collection.Item(Index)
The Item property syntax has the following parts.
Part |
Description |
collection |
The collection from which you wish to return an object. |
Index |
A Variant that evaluates either to the name or to the ordinal number of an object in a collection. |
Returns an object reference.
Use the Item property to return a specific object in a collection. If the property cannot find an object in the collection corresponding to the Index argument, an error occurs. Also, some collections don't support named objects; for these collections, you must use ordinal number references.
The Item property is the default property for all collections; therefore, the following syntax forms are interchangeable:
collection.Item(Index)
collection(Index)
Note The Item property may not be exposed in all programming environments. If it is not available, you must use the abbreviated syntax above.
Errors, Fields, Parameters, Properties
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