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Another way is to just work on each cell in the range.
Dim myRng as range dim myCell as range dim wks as worksheet set wks = activesheet with activesheet set myrng = .range("x99").resize(40,60) '40 rows by 60 columns end with for each mycell in myrng.cells 'do something with that cell msgbox mycell.value & vblf & mycell.address(0,0) next mycell Under Pressure wrote: I have some data in a spreadsheet and want to do some complex things with it. In the 'old days of GWBASIC' - before spreadsheets - I would set up the following lines of programming:- Dim table(40,60) For i=1 to 40:for j=1 to 60 Read table(i,j) next j:next i Then I would analyse the data in the array. I know that macros can handle the for/next loops but what are the equivalent lines for setting up a 2 dimensional array and then getting the data from the spreadsheet? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Under Pressure -- Dave Peterson |
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