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Default Array of 100X250 as return of a user defined function?

I need to build a function that returns a array of 100X250 elements. I do a function like in a module that

Public Function Func2() As Varian
Dim i, j As Lon
Dim varA As Variant

ReDim varA(10, 10)

For i = 1 To 1
For j = 1 To 1
varA(i, j) =
Nex
Nex

Func2 = var
End Functio

Public Function Func3() As Varian
Dim i, j As Lon
Dim varA As Variant

ReDim varA(40, 250)

For i = 1 To 4
For j = 1 To 25
varA(i, j) =
Nex
Nex

Func3 = var
End Functio

when I put the formula =Func2() in a cell and use CTRL+ENTER, its works fine, but when I put the formula =Func3() I receive a #Value!. I think that it is because the number of elements of array. How bypass it? It´s possible to construct a function puts a array of 100 row, 250 cols in a Excel SpreadSheet

I use Excel 2000

Thanks for the suggestion
Andersson
 
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