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I have some arrays dim'd in the declarations procedure that are accessed by
different macros. at times I'm lazy and get tired of looking back to see the (1 to ??) value. when I loop thru string vars, I often use: for x = 1 to len(varname) Is there a similar statement or property for fixed length arrays? I looked thru help on array, dim, etc. and could not find it. maybe there's a way to use .count ? Thanks. -- Neal Z |
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