Only a variant can be assigned an array - however, there usually is no need
to assign it if you pass it through the arguments of the function - but
since you are giving it a new name, I assume you are assigning it.

I would advise against calling your array "Array" since this is a keyword.
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Tom Ogilvy

"goltinfron" wrote in message
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Ok, this may sound stupid, but, I have a program where I call in a nxm
array, I will call it array0. That array is then sent to another function,
and comes back, I'll call it array1. I then use try to use array1 in another
function, but I get an error message. Do I need to redefine array1 as a
variant before I use in another function?

Tom thanks, but that is not exactly what I was getting at. Maybe this will make thing clearer

function coordinates(coord

ReDim a(row,column) As Varian
Dim b() As Doubl

a=coordinates2(coord) 'where coordinates2 is second functio

b=coordinates3(a) 'where coordinates 3 is a third functio

after this, i go on and do other stuff

My problem is that I can get the proper answer for a, but when I try to use a in equation b, it comes up with an erro

Sean

Pretty sketchy data (like you didn't state what the error message is),
but I assume that it is "Can't assign to array". If so, this is not a
problem with a but is because b is declared as Double(). You can't
assign directly to a non-Variant() array.

Alan Beban

goltinfron wrote:
Tom thanks, but that is not exactly what I was getting at. Maybe this will make thing clearer.

function coordinates(coord)

ReDim a(row,column) As Variant
Dim b() As Double

a=coordinates2(coord) 'where coordinates2 is second function

b=coordinates3(a) 'where coordinates 3 is a third function

after this, i go on and do other stuff.

My problem is that I can get the proper answer for a, but when I try to use a in equation b, it comes up with an error

Sean

seems exactly what you were getting at:

Only a variant can be assigned an array

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"goltinfron" wrote in message
...
Tom thanks, but that is not exactly what I was getting at. Maybe this will
make thing clearer.

function coordinates(coord)

ReDim a(row,column) As Variant
Dim b() As Double

a=coordinates2(coord) 'where coordinates2 is second function

b=coordinates3(a) 'where coordinates 3 is a third function

after this, i go on and do other stuff.

My problem is that I can get the proper answer for a, but when I try to
use a in equation b, it comes up with an error

Sean