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Count Property (ADO) |
Count Property (ADO) |
rothja |
jroth |
01/19/2017 |
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COM |
Indicates the number of objects in a collection.
Returns a Long value.
Use the Count property to determine how many objects are in a given collection.
Because numbering for members of a collection begins with zero, you should always code loops starting with the zero member and ending with the value of the Count property minus 1. If you are using Microsoft Visual Basic and want to loop through the members of a collection without checking the Count property, use the For Each...Next command.
If the Count property is zero, there are no objects in the collection.
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Count Property Example (VB)
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