I am trying to run the worksheet function Minverse in VBA using:

result = Application.WorksheetFunction.MInverse(pt_array)

This works ok if pt_array is a range taken from a worksheet

(eg pt_array = range("A1:c3"))


However if I try and incorporate an array directly with VBA

(eg pt_array(1)=1 ; pt_array(2)=2 ... etc)

the function fails.

I guess I need to convert my array to a range somehow - and I'd rather
not write it out to a worksheet and then have to read it back in.

Any Ideas ?


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pt_array must be a matrix not a vector. In other words
yuo have it with one dimension when it should have two

pt_array(1,1)=1
pt_array(1,2)= nnn
....
pt_array(1,10)= nnnn
pt_array(2,1)= nnn
pt_array(2,2)= nn
....
pt_array(2,10)=nnn
....
....
pt_array(10,10)=nnn


The advantage of loading the array from a sheet is
obvious
.... unless you're generating the array as a reslt of some
other operation of course.

Patrick Molloy
Microsoft Excel MVP




-----Original Message-----
I am trying to run the worksheet function Minverse in
VBA using:

result = Application.WorksheetFunction.MInverse(pt_array)

This works ok if pt_array is a range taken from a
worksheet

(eg pt_array = range("A1:c3"))


However if I try and incorporate an array directly with
VBA

(eg pt_array(1)=1 ; pt_array(2)=2 ... etc)

the function fails.

I guess I need to convert my array to a range somehow -
and I'd rather
not write it out to a worksheet and then have to read it
back in.

Any Ideas ?


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Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/

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