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Hey All,
I have a set of 500 or so numbers that i want to use for debugging. These numbers are in matrix form (30 rows) x (18 cols) and i need to hard code these numbers into cells for debugging. I would like to insert these values into a range of the same size ( Range("B2:S31")) is there a easy way of doing this? sorta like Range("B2:S31") = [1 , 2, 3, 4......] i've tried the same thing with populating a multidimensional array and the only way i can do it is to write one line of code per element of the array.Can anybody help me with this? |
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Hi,
This demonstrates how to read in a range into a variant array in 1 go. Loop through the elements in the array and final output the value again. Sub Test() Dim vntArray As Variant Dim lngRow As Long Dim lngCol As Long vntArray = Range("B2:S31") For lngRow = LBound(vntArray, 1) To UBound(vntArray, 1) For lngCol = LBound(vntArray, 2) To UBound(vntArray, 2) Debug.Print vntArray(lngRow, lngCol) vntArray(lngRow, lngCol) = _ vntArray(lngRow, lngCol) + (lngCol * lngRow) Next Next ' uncomment to output changed values ' Range("B2:S31") = vntArray End Sub Cheers Andy wrote: Hey All, I have a set of 500 or so numbers that i want to use for debugging. These numbers are in matrix form (30 rows) x (18 cols) and i need to hard code these numbers into cells for debugging. I would like to insert these values into a range of the same size ( Range("B2:S31")) is there a easy way of doing this? sorta like Range("B2:S31") = [1 , 2, 3, 4......] i've tried the same thing with populating a multidimensional array and the only way i can do it is to write one line of code per element of the array.Can anybody help me with this? |
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Thanks Andy,
but this isn't my problem, my problem comes from taking the raw data (like a CSV file) and entering it into an array/range Andy Pope wrote: Hi, This demonstrates how to read in a range into a variant array in 1 go. Loop through the elements in the array and final output the value again. Sub Test() Dim vntArray As Variant Dim lngRow As Long Dim lngCol As Long vntArray = Range("B2:S31") For lngRow = LBound(vntArray, 1) To UBound(vntArray, 1) For lngCol = LBound(vntArray, 2) To UBound(vntArray, 2) Debug.Print vntArray(lngRow, lngCol) vntArray(lngRow, lngCol) = _ vntArray(lngRow, lngCol) + (lngCol * lngRow) Next Next ' uncomment to output changed values ' Range("B2:S31") = vntArray End Sub Cheers Andy wrote: Hey All, I have a set of 500 or so numbers that i want to use for debugging. These numbers are in matrix form (30 rows) x (18 cols) and i need to hard code these numbers into cells for debugging. I would like to insert these values into a range of the same size ( Range("B2:S31")) is there a easy way of doing this? sorta like Range("B2:S31") = [1 , 2, 3, 4......] i've tried the same thing with populating a multidimensional array and the only way i can do it is to write one line of code per element of the array.Can anybody help me with this? |
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