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Default creating array using name references

Hello

I am creating an Excel database which is pread across multiple folders
(folderName), each containg multiple workbooks (wbName), each containing
multiple worksheets (wsName).

Something like

CellValue = (folderName, wbName, wsName). Values(RowName or RowNumber,
ColumnName).

I create an array from the Excel worksheet using this stucture,
manipulate the data, and store in the worksheets or display the data if
required.

I currently correlate all of these Names into Numbers, and then use the
following structu

Private Type StatsArray

Dim folderNameNumber as Integer
Dim wbNameNumber as Integer
Dim wsNameNumber as Integer
Dim Values as Variant
End Type

such that

CellValue = StatsArray(folderNameNumber, wbNameNumber, wsNameNumber).
Values( RowNumber, ColumnNumber)

Question:
Is there a way (using a function, or array or private type) such that I
can create, read and write into using the Name references as shown above ie
CellValue = (folderName, wbName, wsName). Values(RowName or RowNumber,
ColumnName).

Not a strong programmer. Thanks for any idead

kurb


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