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Set the elements of an array vertically to the cells
Hi,
Tom already answered you. I am expecting to see 10 20 30 respectively in Cells(1, 1), Cells(1, 2), Cells(1, 3) Please note : The first dimension of Cells is the row : Cells(Row, Column). A 2 dimension VBA array has the row as its 1st dimension : Array(row,column) A 1 dimension VBA array corresponds to an horizontal array (column-wise), and that's why you have to TRANSPOSE it. Regards, Daniel M. |
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