Because all the the array element are 2D other than (35), I was wanting
to know if there is a way to use the Array function to make it 2D?

I haven't been following this thread nor the logic behind your code;
however, I did want to address this question for you. There is a way to do
what you ask... sort of. This will only work with variables declared as
Variant (which is the case for your question), but the syntax will be a
little funny. Here is an example for a normal Variant variable, but you can
apply the technique to your array of Variants as well (you will just have an
extra set of parentheses for the Variant array index in addition to the ones
shown below). Note, that while not necessary, I have assumed a "pure"
multi-dimensional array in which there are the same number of columns in
each row.

Sub Test()
Dim Row As Long
Dim Col As Long
Dim V As Variant
'
' Assign a 3 by 4 array to Variant variable V
'
V = Array(Array(1, 2, 3), Array("A", "B", "C"), _
Array(5, 6, 7), Array("D", "E", "F"))
'
' Let's see the result of that assignment; and notice
' the double parentheses method of referencing the
' multi-dimensional array - V(Row)(Col)
'
Debug.Print "Row Col Value"
For Row = LBound(V) To UBound(V)
For Col = LBound(V(LBound(V))) To UBound(V(UBound(V)))
Debug.Print " " & Row & " " & Col & " " & V(Row)(Col) & _
" " & "V(" & Row & ")(" & Col & ")"
Next
Next
End Sub

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Rick (MVP - Excel)