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Any tip to test the lenght of an array ?
nLenArray = 100 nColArray = 4 Redim tSociety(nLenArray,nColArray) For x = 1 to nLenArray For j = 1 to nColArray next next Why not possible for x = 1 to len(tSociety()) or something similar? |
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I think you're referring to dimensions. Look at the LBound and UBound
functions. -- Vasant "JMG" wrote in message oups.com... Any tip to test the lenght of an array ? nLenArray = 100 nColArray = 4 Redim tSociety(nLenArray,nColArray) For x = 1 to nLenArray For j = 1 to nColArray next next Why not possible for x = 1 to len(tSociety()) or something similar? |
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The UBound function does just what you want. UBound(tSociety,1) gives the
first dimension, UBound(tSociety,2) gives the second. "JMG" wrote: Any tip to test the lenght of an array ? nLenArray = 100 nColArray = 4 Redim tSociety(nLenArray,nColArray) For x = 1 to nLenArray For j = 1 to nColArray next next Why not possible for x = 1 to len(tSociety()) or something similar? |
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UBound(tSociety) - LBound(tSociety) + 1 to get the length
For x = LBound(tSociety) To UBound(tSociety) to loop through it -- HTH Bob Phillips "JMG" wrote in message oups.com... Any tip to test the lenght of an array ? nLenArray = 100 nColArray = 4 Redim tSociety(nLenArray,nColArray) For x = 1 to nLenArray For j = 1 to nColArray next next Why not possible for x = 1 to len(tSociety()) or something similar? |
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