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hokiebird wrote ...
I'm trying to access only part of an array. Suppose A in an array of integers with 10 cells... Dim A(1 to 10) as integer ..some code to fill up A Now lets say I want to call a subroutine with only cells 4-8, how do I do this? Perhaps you'd prefer to use an in-memory object with more functionality than an array e.g. Sub Test() Dim A As Object Set A = CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset") With A .CursorLocation = 3 .Fields.Append "DataCol", 3 .Open ' code to fill up A Dim i As Long For i = 1 To 10 .AddNew "DataCol", i Next .Filter = "DataCol = 4 AND DataCol <= 8" MsgBox .GetString End With End Sub If you require an array as output, use the GetRows method (use Excel.Application.Transpose to correspond with Excel's row,column format). Rather than use hard-coded values, use a SQL query to fetch the data. Jamie. -- |
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