Excel VBA - industrialisation...Part Eleven "Enumerating OLEObjects"

If you have been following this series of posts you will have seen a lot of posts about enumerations:

"Enumerating DDE Servers"

"Enumerating RTD Servers"

"Enumerating Addin references"

"Enumerating COMAddins"

The point of this part of the series is to show the diversity of the ecosystem that can exist around a single Excel spreadsheet and what is needed to manage that spreadsheet within a portfolio of '000s of other Excel spreadsheets within a large firm.

Here we are looking at OLE Objects.  OLE - "Object Linking and Embedding" was an integration technology that Microsoft advocated from the mid 1990s onwards.  As usual, the code for this is available on github.

To enumerate all OLE Objects within a Workbook: 

1. Download the code from github
2. Create a new Excel workbook with one worksheet
3. Save the new workbook as an xlsm format workbook
4. Enter the VBA editor
5. Import the module you just downloaded from github
6. Execute the "EntryPointListOLEObjects" method and look in the debug window
7. [Optional] Add more worksheets to the workbook you created and more OLE Objects and see how they are listed in the debug window

See also
Excel industrialisation...Part One "Code to write code"    
Excel industrialisation...Part Two "Export VBA code to file system"
Excel industrialisation...Part Three "What is Excel Industrialisation?"
Excel industrialisation...Part Four "Enumerating Addin references"
Excel industrialisation...Part Five "Integration with Git"
Excel industrialisation...Part Six "Error Handling"
Excel industrialisation...Part Seven "Central Error Reporting"
Excel industrialisation...Part Eight "Enumerating RTD Servers"
Excel industrialisation...Part Nine "Enumerating DDE Servers"  
Excel industrialisation...Part Ten "Enumerating COMAddins"
Excel industrialisation...Part Eleven "Enumerating OLEObjects"