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populate array
A couple of ways for you
ary = Array(Range("A1").Value, Range("A2").Value) For Each cell In Selection ReDim Preserve ary(i) ary(i) = cell.Value i = i + 1 Next cell both of which produec a single dimension, base 0, array, OR ary = Selection which creates a 2D, base 1, array -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "Marina Limeira" wrote in message ... How populate array by sheet data ? example: a1 = "mary" a2 = "john" in VBA var AR = array( populate from A1 and A2 ) thanks Marina |
populate array
Marina there are at least two was to populate an array depending upon the variable. If you use the variant and the array function try: dim AR as variant AR = array(activesheet.range("A1:A2") or the traditional dim array: dim AR(2) as string ' assuming strings AR(1)=activesheet.range("A1") AR(2)=activesheet.range("A2") or for bigger arrays dim AR(2) as string ' assuming strings dim i as long for i = 1 to 2 AR(i)=activesheet.cells(i, 1) next i -- You may need to use the redim statement if you need to change the size. Check out F1 for help. HTHs Martin "Marina Limeira" wrote: How populate array by sheet data ? example: a1 = "mary" a2 = "john" in VBA var AR = array( populate from A1 and A2 ) thanks Marina |
populate array
How populate array by sheet data ?
example: a1 = "mary" a2 = "john" in VBA var AR = array( populate from A1 and A2 ) thanks Marina |
populate array
Option Explicit
Sub testme02() Dim myArr As Variant myArr = ActiveSheet.Range("a1:a2").Value 'myArr = Application.Transpose(ActiveSheet.Range("a1:a2").V alue) End Sub The first version actually makes a 2 row by 1 column array. The second (application.transpose version) makes it a single dimension array. Marina Limeira wrote: How populate array by sheet data ? example: a1 = "mary" a2 = "john" in VBA var AR = array( populate from A1 and A2 ) thanks Marina -- Dave Peterson |
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