In my opinion, a person that asks this type of question (especially in an interview) seems to be more interested in "book" knowledge instead of "practical" knowledge. To me, it's not as important that you know the answer to a question like this, but that you know where to FIND the answer to a question like this! I've got over 20 years experience in programming and have written and maintain over 120,000 lines of VBA code, and I had to LOOK UP the answer to your question. Because I don't KNOW how many types there are, but I know when to use them! If you simply type "data types" in the vba help box, you'll find that there are 13 types: Boolean Byte Currency Date Double Integer Long LongLong LongPtr Object Single String Variant (default) As for interview questions: simply Google: vba interview questions and answers
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