Call a class module from a userform?

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I am trying to learn how to get classes and collections to work together with userforms. How can I call a class module's stuff from a userform module? The userform calls a macro from a different regular module successfully.

The class module is public not private. The userform runs successfully except when the button is clicked that should call the class module. Then I get an error 424 object required msg. Or if I change the problem line I get a sub or function not defined error msg. for the same line. The line that says "Class1.whatever" below is the line that is highlighted to be debugged. Also I have gotten error messages for the line below it.

I put this in the userform module:
Code:
Private Sub blah_Click()
Class1.whatever
Range("A1").Value = Class1.stuff.Item(1)
End Sub

I put this in the "Class1" class module:
Code:
Sub whatever()
Dim stuff As Collection
Set stuff = New Collection
stuff.Add "First thing in collection"
End Sub
 
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Your class must have a means of accessing its collection:

Code:
Private Stuff As Collection
Sub whatever()
Dim stuff As Collection
Set stuff = New Collection
stuff.Add "First thing in collection"
End Sub
'------------------------------------------------------------
Public Function GetStuff(ByVal arg As Long) As Variant
    If Stuff Is Not Nothing Then
        GetStuff = Stuff.Item(arg)
    End If
End Function

Also you must create the class object before you can use it:
Code:
Private Sub blah_Click()
Dim x As MyCustomClass
Set x = New MyCustomClass
x.whatever
MsgBox x.GetStuff(1)
End Sub
 
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