Can't wait until Richard start .NET serious lessons.

Yeah. I want to learn more too (VB.Net, C#, C++) 👍

Wow! I appreciate that so much'..how kind of you to take the time to send that'!

Does this count? Even though vba dictionary is garbage compared to python/C#

    Dim dict As Object
    Set dict = CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary")
    
    dict.Add Text1, Text1.Value
    dict.Add Text2, Text2.Value
    dict.Add Text3, Text3.Value
    dict.Add Text4, Text4.Value
    dict.Add Text5, Text5.Value
    
    Dim S As String
    For Each Key In dict.Keys
        S = S & " " & dict(Key)
    Next Key
    
    MsgBox S

I do not know anything about Scripting.Dictionary

Richard, can we have a Tech-Help video on this?

That's great Adam
I've never used it in VBA. Learned something new today.

Key isn't defined though which works if Option Explicit is turned off.

With Option Explicit: Dim Key As Variant

You'll probably want to swap to VBA-Dictionary since VBScript is on the way out.

Are mine not serious enough Sami :p ?

Guys, don't forget that I watched my very first VBA video less than 2 years ago. I knew nothing about VBA before that date. I learned programming back at university in 1978 (Fortran, COBOL, Pascal, RPG-I, RPG-II, B, C, Assembly etc.). I programmed every year since. But I probably wrote more code in the last 12 months than I ever did in any year before.

As I said before, I am older than you with the least experience amongst you.

It's OK Sami, I didn't know about dictionaries either until probably 6 months ago when I was learning python.

The VBA dictionary is kind of lackluster compared to python as far as versatility, and I think the times you would want to use a dictionary over just a dlookup in a table would be pretty rare (I've never used one personally in VBA), but the concept of it is a pretty cool thing to know about anyways :).

I've got a ton of other stuff on my TO DO list before I go into .NET programming. Besides... Alex's got this for now. I'm positive his videos will get much better with practice. Look at my early videos. They were nothing great.