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Immediate window question
Can someone please help me with the right way to read a position of an array
in the immediate window, or better yet can I show the values of all the positions in t he immediate window I have an array call strHexArray and it holds 5 values Here is what I do Dim strHexArray(5) as String Then I load the elements from a for next loop and then TRY to read the different positions to convert the values to the equivalent binary values Any help would be greatly appreciated Thanks Jim |
Immediate window question
Dim strHexArray(5) as String
would be dimmed 0 to 5 for option base 0 (the default0 and 1 to 5 for option base 1 For i = Lbound(strHexArray) To Ubound(strHexArray):?i,strHexArray(i):next i would overcome this problem and display all values. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy JohnI in Brisbane wrote in message ... James, To print all values of your array, type this into the immediate window & hit the <enter key- For i = 0 To 4:?strHexArray(i):next i regards, JohnI "James Agostinho" wrote in message k.net... Can someone please help me with the right way to read a position of an array in the immediate window, or better yet can I show the values of all the positions in t he immediate window I have an array call strHexArray and it holds 5 values Here is what I do Dim strHexArray(5) as String Then I load the elements from a for next loop and then TRY to read the different positions to convert the values to the equivalent binary values Any help would be greatly appreciated Thanks Jim |
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