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I need to find out if certain values are in one part of a multidimensional
array. In the past I've used application.match against 1-dimensional arrays to see if it throws an error (which tells me it isn't in the array). Unfortunately I can't find any help for match or application.match in the VBE help. Using XL2003 on Win2000. Can I do the same thing with a multidimensional array, and if so, what is the proper way to identify the array in the match? e.g. should I just have the array name (MySource()) or do I need to specify the part of the array to search (MySource(1,)) Or do I have to copy the part of the array where I want to check for matches to a new 1-D array? That would be inefficient, since I'll be looping and adding hundreds (maybe thousands) of entries...but I have to find the matches (or lack thereof), so I'm open to options. I'd prefer not to deal with collections if there is a way to keep all this in my array. Thanks! Keith -- The enclosed questions or comments are entirely mine and don't represent the thoughts, views, or policy of my employer. Any errors or omissions are my own. |
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