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Never mind! When I dropped this into the macro I was using to test my
"trials and errors", I reassigned all the variables in your code to match my code - except myCount = myCount - 1 so when I reached ReDim Preserve Arr2(1 To myCount) which now reads ReDim Preserve Arr2(1 To z) it didn't work as you designed. With the *correct* variable, though, it works great! Thanks again! Ed (PS - I'm using this to resolve an issue from an earlier post of mine: how to create a range that excludes another range ("How to exclude certain cells from a range?", posted 1/9/2006 - http://tinyurl.com/78vt8) "Ed" wrote in message ... I put the Option Base 1 in as a matter of course - it's too much extra work for me to remember to subtract 1! <g I did notice that the revised array (Arr2) is still as large as before - that is, UBound before and after are the same. Going from Tom's response, I'm assuming this is because some value positions are now "" or null, but are still there. I must have missed something in your code when I transposed it into mine. If I find it, I'll let you know. Ed "Bernie Deitrick" <deitbe @ consumer dot org wrote in message ... Beautiful, Bernie! Thank you!! You're welcome. I forgot to mention that the code, as written, requires Option Base 1 at the top of the module. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP |
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