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ReDim Variant array for worksheet copy
I am trying to create a variant array from multiple data sources then plop
that array into a worksheet. Dim vaCounts() as Variant ReDim vaCounts(1 To 1, 1 To 3) As Variant For lRow = 1 To UBound(vaPOData, 1) If vaPOData(lRow, 7) sLastSite Then ' process row that starts a site group iSiteCount = iSiteCount + 1 If iSiteCount 1 Then ReDim Preserve vaCounts(iSiteCount, 3) As Variant I get subscript outof range when iSiteCount = 2 I dont understand why a ReDim would fail, the help says a ReDim can resize the array as many times as you wish. Is there a better way to create a variant array that will allow writing to a worksheet? If i knew I had 100 sites I could run this: Dim vaCounts() as Variant vaCounts = Range("A1:C100").value .... make any changes to vaCounts row by row... Range("A1:C100").value = vaCounts How do I do this with out knowing that I need 100 rows to start with? -- Regards, John |
ReDim Variant array for worksheet copy
You can only ReDim the last dimension of an array.
-- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "John Keith" wrote in message ... I am trying to create a variant array from multiple data sources then plop that array into a worksheet. Dim vaCounts() as Variant ReDim vaCounts(1 To 1, 1 To 3) As Variant For lRow = 1 To UBound(vaPOData, 1) If vaPOData(lRow, 7) sLastSite Then ' process row that starts a site group iSiteCount = iSiteCount + 1 If iSiteCount 1 Then ReDim Preserve vaCounts(iSiteCount, 3) As Variant I get subscript outof range when iSiteCount = 2 I dont understand why a ReDim would fail, the help says a ReDim can resize the array as many times as you wish. Is there a better way to create a variant array that will allow writing to a worksheet? If i knew I had 100 sites I could run this: Dim vaCounts() as Variant vaCounts = Range("A1:C100").value ... make any changes to vaCounts row by row... Range("A1:C100").value = vaCounts How do I do this with out knowing that I need 100 rows to start with? -- Regards, John |
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