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I wish to dim an array like this:
Dim DataArray(4,1) as ???? where Dimension 1 is String Dimension 2 is Integer DImension 3 is String and 4 is Long. How do I declare something like that? What I usually do is just dimension it as variant and then I am able to use all the types. But I'd like to force a type on a dimension so I don't get "2" instead of 2 stored in an array, for example. Sometimes there might be 10 or 15 dimension I wish to declare differently. Thanks. |
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