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worksheetfunction.transpose has the nice property that passing an n-element
row array returns an n x 1 array (ie it now has two dimensions). However, I've just stumbled over passing an n x 1 array resulting in single dimension n element array being returned, rather than a 1 x n array. This of course is symmetric to the first case, but not what was expected. I've looked but haven't found any mention of this or a known workaround. With Excel 2003, I'm looking to confirm this behavior. thanks, Christopher |
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