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I'm trying to write a macro that declares variables in a dim statement where
the number of variables are based on a count (number of cells in a range for example). To illustrate I present the following macro : Sub SetVariableNames() Dim myVarRange As Range Dim myCell(1 To 6) As Variant Dim x As Integer Dim i As Integer 'Assigns values to myCell based on contents of myRange i = 1 x = ActiveSheet.Range("myRange").Count Set myVarRange = Worksheets(1).Range("myRange") For i = 1 To x myCell(i) = myVarRange.Cells(i).Value Next i End Sub The above macro work fine becasue I specified in the dim statement that I had 6 values to assign to myCell(1 to 6). However, I would like the macro to set the upper range based on the count of cells in the selected range so that values could be stored to a variable based on each value in the range which could change. I can't figure out how to do that. The variables would be used elsewhere in the routine woth an action based on the variable's value. I originally tried myCell(1 to X) but I get a variable not defined error. Thanks in advance for the help! Microsmith |
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