Actually when we create object we parametrize that object with CLASS and
VALUE and syntax is like this:-
CreateObject("Class.Value")
So if we create the Excel Object then "EXCEL" is a class of that object and
"APPLICATION" is value of that Excel object.
Similarly in WORD application.
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On 27 November 2011 02:25, Chandan Mishra
<[email protected]>wrote:
> Hi All,
> when we create an object in excel,word for this we will write
> the syntax
>
> CreateObject("Excel.Application")------------------> For Excel
> CreateObject("Word.Application")------------------> For Word
>
> My question is why we are writing
> Excel.Application,Word.Application.Instead of this why we are not
> writing Application.Excel,Application.Word i m facing this question in
> interview.
>
> Could anybody please give me the answer?
>
> Regards,
> Chandan Kumar Mishra
>
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