I am dumping the values in an array using the Debug.Print statment as follows:

Debug.Print HourData(Counter - 1, 0) & " " & HourData(Counter - 1, 1) & " "
& HourData(Counter - 1, 2) & " " & HourData(Counter - 1, 3) & " " &
HourData(Counter - 1, 4)

This is working fine but its difficult to read the data as the space width
for each field varies. Does anyone know how create set space width when
printing to the Immediate window so the columns are easier to read? I know I
can manuall enter more spaces in between the " ". Is there anything more
elegant than this?

Thanks

EM

Maybe something like

Debug.Print HourData(Counter - 1, 0) & Space(12 - Len(HourData(Counter - 1,
0))) & _
HourData(Counter - 1, 1) & Space(12 - Len(HourData(Counter - 1,
1))) & _
HourData(Counter - 1, 2) & Space(12 - Len(HourData(Counter - 1,
2))) & _
HourData(Counter - 1, 3) & Space(12 - Len(HourData(Counter - 1,
3))) & _
HourData(Counter - 1, 4)

or

Debug.Print HourData(Counter - 1, 0) & vbTab & _
HourData(Counter - 1, 1) & vbTab & _
HourData(Counter - 1, 2) & vbTab & _
HourData(Counter - 1, 3) & vbTab & _
HourData(Counter - 1, 4)


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I am dumping the values in an array using the Debug.Print statment as
follows:

Debug.Print HourData(Counter - 1, 0) & " " & HourData(Counter - 1, 1) & "
"
& HourData(Counter - 1, 2) & " " & HourData(Counter - 1, 3) & " " &
HourData(Counter - 1, 4)

This is working fine but its difficult to read the data as the space
width
for each field varies. Does anyone know how create set space width when
printing to the Immediate window so the columns are easier to read? I
know I
can manuall enter more spaces in between the " ". Is there anything more
elegant than this?

Thanks

EM