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Hello.
I'm trying to pass data array to Excel. If the data is an array of (short?) strings, it works. If the data is an array of (long?) strings it fails. If I pass each item from the array of (long?) strings separately, it works again! WTF? I have deduced the problem to the simplest case: passing array of two (two!) items. The code is below (Excel VBA) (The full code is placed code he http://nbelyh.googlepages.com/fail.zip) Dim v(1 To 2, 1 To 1) As String v(1, 1) = a v(2, 1) = b Set rg1 = ws.Range("A1") rg1.Value2 = v(1, 1) ' works Set rg2 = ws.Range("A2") rg2.Value2 = v(2, 1) ' works Set rg = ws.Range(rg1, rg2) rg.Value2 = v ' <---- fails he Error 1004 (values "a" and "b" are rather long, find'em in attached file) Any guess? Kind regards, Nikolay |
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