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Writing Single Dimension Array to Active Sheet
I have a single dimension array DataHolder(CellCount) where CellCount =
the number of items in the array. I want to write the entire contents of the array to C1002 to Cxxxx on the active sheet where xxxx depends on the length of the array. I have tried Range(Cells(1002, 3), Cells(1002 + cellcount, 3)) = DataHolder but it writes the only value at DataHolder(1) in every cell instead of all the values in the array. What am I doing wrong? Thanks, Brent |
Writing Single Dimension Array to Active Sheet
Hi Brent,
Fid wrote: I have a single dimension array DataHolder(CellCount) where CellCount = the number of items in the array. I want to write the entire contents of the array to C1002 to Cxxxx on the active sheet where xxxx depends on the length of the array. Range(Cells(1002, 3), Cells(1002 + cellcount, 3)) = DataHolder but it writes the only value at DataHolder(1) in every cell instead of all the values in the array. If you use Application.Transpose to transpose your array, it should work: Range(Cells(1002, 3), Cells(1002 + cellcount, 3)) = _ Application.Transpose(DataHolder) -- Regards, Jake Marx MS MVP - Excel www.longhead.com [please keep replies in the newsgroup - email address unmonitored] |
Writing Single Dimension Array to Active Sheet
Fid wrote:
I have a single dimension array DataHolder(CellCount) where CellCount = the number of items in the array. I want to write the entire contents of the array to C1002 to Cxxxx on the active sheet where xxxx depends on the length of the array. I have tried Range(Cells(1002, 3), Cells(1002 + cellcount, 3)) = DataHolder but it writes the only value at DataHolder(1) in every cell instead of all the values in the array. What am I doing wrong? Thanks, Brent Try Range(Cells(1002, 3), Cells(1002 + cellcount - 1, 3)) = _ Application.Transpose(DataHolder) Alan Beban |
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