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I am looking for a function that will copy the full result of on array
formula (that I do not know haw big the output is) to an array in memory.

Many thanks.

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Dim v as Variant
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Hi,
I am looking for a function that will copy the full result of on array
formula (that I do not know haw big the output is) to an array in memory.

Many thanks.

Paul



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Dim v as Variant
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Hi,
I am looking for a function that will copy the full result of on array
formula (that I do not know haw big the output is) to an array in memory.

Many thanks.

Paul




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