If you were to describe what you're trying to do I'm sure you will get at
least one viable suggestion which does not involve creating dynamic
variables. Even in languages where this is possible (eg.
javascript/vbscript) there are few occasions where it's really warranted.

Tim.


"J Kruger" wrote in message
om...
Thanks.

The dictionary option unfortunately can only one value/reference per
key.
So you are stuck again with creating an array or variable for each key
to contain more than one value.
Then you must in any case again make dynamic arrays/variables.

I will keep suffering with VB until it becomes a REAL language.