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I don't know if there is anything built in. You can roll your own with
error trapping: something like that is what I was planning to do after seeing Ton's post, but now that I look at it again, I see that I don't even need to do that. The loop I have that populates the array by checking the columns, has two variables, i and j .. i for the columns, and j for the columns that meet the condition to be added to the array. j is incremented in the interior of the loop, and if j never gets incremented, then the array was never populated. so it turns out that all I have to do is check whether j is still 0. Thanks. |
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