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reloading arrays
I can load an array and then it to another sheet. What I
would like to do is clear the array and then re-load it with different data and write it below the existing data on another sheet. How can I clear the array after writing it to the second sheet? Thanks |
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reloading arrays
You can use the Erase statement to clear a static array.
Sub a() Dim MyArray(0) As String MyArray(0) = "abc" MsgBox MyArray(0) Erase MyArray MsgBox MyArray(0) End Sub -- Jim Rech Excel MVP "JJ" wrote in message ... |I can load an array and then it to another sheet. What I | would like to do is clear the array and then re-load it | with different data and write it below the existing data | on another sheet. | | How can I clear the array after writing it to the second | sheet? | | Thanks |
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To the OP: Although the array "MyArray" has been "cleared" by the
procedure below, it remains declared as a String() type array. Alan Beban Jim Rech wrote: You can use the Erase statement to clear a static array. Sub a() Dim MyArray(0) As String MyArray(0) = "abc" MsgBox MyArray(0) Erase MyArray MsgBox MyArray(0) End Sub |
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