This is great! I'd love to see more about this and see more applications. I have some code I found online that uses a class module to parse JSON, so I was curious to see what the difference is with a class module vs a regular module.
More is coming. Sorry for the delay. In a nutshell, a regular module in VBA is where you store general-purpose procedures and functions that can be used anywhere in your project, like shared utility code. A class module, on the other hand, defines an object with its own properties, methods, and events, similar to a blueprint for creating custom objects. Think of a regular module as a toolbox of standalone tools, while a class module is a factory that builds self-contained objects that can remember their own data and behavior.
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