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1) No, you cannot do that
2) Using a loop is the normal way to do that, and it's the most efficient and easy to debug 3) I don't know a way to do that in the case you described ----- Tom wrote: ---- H Working with arrays i a lot faster than worksheet functions (I suppos so...). I have a few questions about arrays 1st questio Is it possible to assign a value to multiple elements of an array: I'd lik to do something like that a(1 to 10) = 2nd question Is it possible to get this faster, without loops For i = 1 To UBound(a If a(i) = strValue The Matches = aMatches + End I Next 3rd question Is it possible to use worksheets functions with arrays, something like that matches = Application.CountIf("abc", aValues, 0 Maybe there is a tuturial available how to work with arrays most efficient To |
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