I need to dim a variable as an array, but I dont know how big to make it
until I found out how much information I will put in it.


..FoundFiles.Count tells me how many values I want to put in the array
but

If I try this I get an error


Dim Maps(1 To .FoundFiles.Count) As String


Is there another way?


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Dim Maps

.. do the Findfile

Redim Maps ( 1 To .FoundFiles.Count)

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I need to dim a variable as an array, but I dont know how big to make it
until I found out how much information I will put in it.


FoundFiles.Count tells me how many values I want to put in the array
but

If I try this I get an error


Dim Maps(1 To .FoundFiles.Count) As String


Is there another way?


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Start with
Dim Maps()
and then use ReDim in your procedure once you've determined the size you
need.

Steve


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I need to dim a variable as an array, but I dont know how big to make it
until I found out how much information I will put in it.


.FoundFiles.Count tells me how many values I want to put in the array
but

If I try this I get an error


Dim Maps(1 To .FoundFiles.Count) As String


Is there another way?


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