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Default Within VB, how to pass results of a FormulaArray to a variable.

I am working with a series of matrices. I want to load the first matrix with
constants. I know how to do that. I then want to use some functions like
MMULT and MINVERSE and put the results (sometimes one number, sometimes a
matrix) into an object where I can reference the value in a subsequent matrix
operation. When I merely dimension an array, I can't seem to pass the
results of a matrix function to that array or use the array within a matrix
function.

On a similar issue with arrays, I have a project where I want to delete
mutliple sheets based upon some selection criteria. I could do it one at a
time, but it gets annoying answering the question "Do you want to delete".
Therefore I'd like to delete and array of sheets. When I record the action
of grouping sheets and then deleting them, I notice it uses
"Array(sheet1,sheet2,sheet3)". Is there a way I can load an array with the
sheets I want to delete and then issue one delete statement?
 
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