Hello!
I have a very big array and I want to make a copy of it under a different
name.
Right now I am doing it by "muscle", but is there a faster, simpler way of
doing it?
This is the code I am using right now. I want to copy MatrizDatos into
MatrizMovimientos.

ReDim MatrizMovimientos(1 To UBound(MatrizDatos, 1), 1 To 12)
For x = 1 To UBound(MatrizMovimientos, 1)
For z = 1 To 12
MatrizMovimientos(x, z) = MatrizDatos(x, z)
Next z
Next x

Thanx,
Albert C

You don't have to loop through like that. Just copy the array.


Dim MatrizMovimientos as Variant
MatrizMovimientos = MatrizDatos

Demonstration code:
Dim x(2, 3) As String
Dim xcopy As Variant

x(0, 0) = "0,0"
x(0, 1) = "0,1"
x(0, 2) = "0,2"
x(0, 3) = "0,3"
x(1, 0) = "1,0"
x(1, 1) = "1,1"
x(1, 2) = "1,2"
x(1, 3) = "1,3"
x(2, 0) = "2,0"
x(2, 1) = "2,1"
x(2, 2) = "2,2"
x(2, 3) = "2,3"


xcopy = x
For i = 0 To 2
Debug.Print xcopy(i, 0)
Next


Ray at work
ASP[.Net] MVP



"Albert" wrote in message
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Hello!
I have a very big array and I want to make a copy of it under a different
name.
Right now I am doing it by "muscle", but is there a faster, simpler way of
doing it?
This is the code I am using right now. I want to copy MatrizDatos into
MatrizMovimientos.

ReDim MatrizMovimientos(1 To UBound(MatrizDatos, 1), 1 To 12)
For x = 1 To UBound(MatrizMovimientos, 1)
For z = 1 To 12
MatrizMovimientos(x, z) = MatrizDatos(x, z)
Next z
Next x

Thanx,
Albert C