A real question this time ...

I would like to write a user defined function which will return a 2
dimensional array of values based on the value of a supplied parameter
but having searched the net I am still at a loss as to how to do it -
can anyone help?

Intuitively, although I know this is wrong, I would like to define a
function something like ...

Public Function Arr(2,10)(byval Param as Long) as Variant

.... where (2,10) are the dimensions of the array and Param is the
supplied decision parameter.

If the syntax is corrected can this be done??

As a supplementary: if this can be achieved, can Arr be redimensioned
within the function to return a bespoke array without blank fields or
must the original size of Arr be generic and oversized in order to
cater for all cases?

Regards,

Alan

You posted this question a couple fo days ago. Check your responses their...
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HTH...

Jim Thomlinson


"Alan" wrote:

A real question this time ...

I would like to write a user defined function which will return a 2
dimensional array of values based on the value of a supplied parameter
but having searched the net I am still at a loss as to how to do it -
can anyone help?

Intuitively, although I know this is wrong, I would like to define a
function something like ...

Public Function Arr(2,10)(byval Param as Long) as Variant

.... where (2,10) are the dimensions of the array and Param is the
supplied decision parameter.

If the syntax is corrected can this be done??

As a supplementary: if this can be achieved, can Arr be redimensioned
within the function to return a bespoke array without blank fields or
must the original size of Arr be generic and oversized in order to
cater for all cases?

Regards,

Alan

Sorry Jim but as I have said elsewhere my system has been playing up
and I couldn't actually locate the thread. Things seem to be improving
but I still have problems. According to my profile the last time I was
active in this group was back in April!!

Alan

You posted this question a couple fo days ago. Check your responses their...
--
HTH...

Jim Thomlinson

Dana,

I created the macro this morning and achieved just what I wanted
thanks to your input.

Alan