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hi, ive read through previous threads and im struggling to understand
dynamic arrays., specifically resizing. Basically Im using a dynamic array 2 cols wide with variable rows. Im using ReDim Preserve CapturePowers(1 To x, 1 To 2) CapturePowers(x, 1) = name CapturePowers(x, 2) = 0 Ive read you can only redim the last array which is were im lost. Im assuming in my array that 1 to x is the rows, and 1 to 2 is the cols. I can use redim with single arrays fine. I can work out the size Of the array before using it and wondering if this is the best option or the only option. Hope this makes sense regards Robert |
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You seem to have a good handle on this. Your choices are to work out the
size before or to create the array as 2 rows deep and X columns wide. In other words, to transpose it. If you really needed a 'vertical' array you could create it from the 'horizontal' array afterwards. -- Jim wrote in message oups.com... | hi, ive read through previous threads and im struggling to understand | dynamic arrays., specifically resizing. Basically Im using a dynamic | array 2 cols wide with variable rows. Im using ReDim Preserve | CapturePowers(1 To x, 1 To 2) | CapturePowers(x, 1) = name | CapturePowers(x, 2) = 0 | Ive read you can only redim the last array which is were im lost. Im | assuming in my array that 1 to x is the rows, and 1 to 2 is the cols. I | can use redim with single arrays fine. I can work out the size Of the | array before using it and wondering if this is the best option or the | only option. | Hope this makes sense | regards Robert | |
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You can only resize the last DIMENSION of a multi-dimensional array...
ReDim Preserve CapturePowers(1 To 999, 1 To x) ReDim Preserve ThreeDimArray(1 To 999, 1 To 999, 1 To x) .... therefore, you can add "columns" but not "rows" It's a pain in the butt. You can write a "GridFlip" function to swap rows to columns, add a column, and flip columns back to rows! " wrote: hi, ive read through previous threads and im struggling to understand dynamic arrays., specifically resizing. Basically Im using a dynamic array 2 cols wide with variable rows. Im using ReDim Preserve CapturePowers(1 To x, 1 To 2) CapturePowers(x, 1) = name CapturePowers(x, 2) = 0 Ive read you can only redim the last array which is were im lost. Im assuming in my array that 1 to x is the rows, and 1 to 2 is the cols. I can use redim with single arrays fine. I can work out the size Of the array before using it and wondering if this is the best option or the only option. Hope this makes sense regards Robert |
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Thankyou both for your replies. Ive decided to take the easy way, and
calculate the array before using it. Easy to do than I thought, thanks for advice. Regards Robert |
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