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I'd like to use a multi-dimensional array to clean up some data in a
spreadsheet: each row contains data pertaining to 5 years of annual data spread out over many columns, and I'd like to create a normalized data table out of it. I thought I would write information to a dimensional array, insert a new tab, and write data from the array into the new tab. The only twist is: a row may or may not contain data for all 5 years, so I thought I would ReDim Preserve the array and augment the row count by 1 when data is present. What I have is ReDim arrData(1 To Z, 1 To 13) As String 'declaration; unknown # rows, 13 columns for K = 1 to LastRow 'LastRow predefined in the code as the last row of the tab if [certain cell value for year 1] 0 then Z = Z + 1 ReDim Preserve arrData (1 to Z), 1 to 13) arrData(z,1) = [cell value] etc end if if [certain cell value for year 2] 0 then Z = Z + 1 ReDim Preserve arrData (1 to Z), 1 to 13) arrData(z,1) = [cell value] etc end if etc etc Next K ....and row 1 of the array populates, but I get a runtime error 9, Subscript Out Of Range error in the Year 2 section of the code, and I can't seem to debug it. Can anyone suggest a fix? Thanks! |
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