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Thanks for the help,
the use of brackets was the trick ;-) Koos Tom Ogilvy wrote: dim my_array() as double dim my_integer as integer my_integer = 3 redim my_array(my_integer) Should work. Declare my_array as a dynamic array by putting brackets after it in its initial declaration. |
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