I have three discontiguous ranges, each with the same number of columns, but
each may have a different number of rows.

I want to copy the data from each of the ranges into a single array
preserving their relative row/column positions from the source.

When the array is written out, it should write the data into cells in the
same relative position, but as a single contiguous range.

So, for example, if the source has three sets of selections, each 5 columns
wide, one has two rows, one has three rows, and one has four rows, then the
data should write out as a single contiguous range having 9 rows and 5
columns.

Mostly, I need help with getting the data into the array, I think I can take
care of the write out.

Thanks much for your help!

Are these the same five columns, but different row ranges within them? If
not, then what determines the order of placement... rows or columns? I ask
this question because you could have ranges that include, as an example,
these two ranges (assume the third range is lower down and to the right of
them)... B6:F9 and H2:L4... which of these is considered *first* in order
(to determine the "relative position")?

--
Rick (MVP - Excel)


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I have three discontiguous ranges, each with the same number of columns,
but
each may have a different number of rows.

I want to copy the data from each of the ranges into a single array
preserving their relative row/column positions from the source.

When the array is written out, it should write the data into cells in the
same relative position, but as a single contiguous range.

So, for example, if the source has three sets of selections, each 5
columns
wide, one has two rows, one has three rows, and one has four rows, then
the
data should write out as a single contiguous range having 9 rows and 5
columns.

Mostly, I need help with getting the data into the array, I think I can
take
care of the write out.

Thanks much for your help!

Do you really want the data in an array or just write it to the worksheet in
order. How are you specifying the different selections. Usually when I seee
something like this it is usually making a summary sheet where the data
starts in the same location on 2 or more different sheets and the data is
combined on a new summary sheet.

"xp" wrote:

I have three discontiguous ranges, each with the same number of columns, but
each may have a different number of rows.

I want to copy the data from each of the ranges into a single array
preserving their relative row/column positions from the source.

When the array is written out, it should write the data into cells in the
same relative position, but as a single contiguous range.

So, for example, if the source has three sets of selections, each 5 columns
wide, one has two rows, one has three rows, and one has four rows, then the
data should write out as a single contiguous range having 9 rows and 5
columns.

Mostly, I need help with getting the data into the array, I think I can take
care of the write out.

Thanks much for your help!

I don't have the full solution but the following code can be used to obtain
the correctly sized array...

Sub Create_Array()

'highlight the three ranges

Dim r As Range
Dim row As Integer, col As Integer
Dim arr() As Integer

For Each r In Selection.Areas
If col < r.Columns.Count Then
col = r.Columns.Count
End If
row = row + r.Rows.Count
Next r

ReDim arr(row, col) As Integer


End Sub



"xp" wrote:

I have three discontiguous ranges, each with the same number of columns, but
each may have a different number of rows.

I want to copy the data from each of the ranges into a single array
preserving their relative row/column positions from the source.

When the array is written out, it should write the data into cells in the
same relative position, but as a single contiguous range.

So, for example, if the source has three sets of selections, each 5 columns
wide, one has two rows, one has three rows, and one has four rows, then the
data should write out as a single contiguous range having 9 rows and 5
columns.

Mostly, I need help with getting the data into the array, I think I can take
care of the write out.

Thanks much for your help!