'K, thanks! It was simpler than I thought. I've coded that and, as
soon as I fix the other bugs in my code (see my new post :), I will
let you know how it work.

Best Regards

Sergio Rossi

On 15 Mar, 11:39, "Bob Phillips" wrote:
You can handle it like so

========= Class Module
Private penalise() As Double

Public Property Get YValues() As Double()
* * YValues = pYValues
End Property

Public Property Let YValues(Values() As Double)
* * pYValues = Values
End Property

========= Standard Module
Dim cls As Class1
Dim ary() As Double

* * Set cls = New Class1

* * ReDim ary(1 To 3)
* * ary(1) = 1
* * ary(2) = 2
* * ary(3) = 3
* * cls.YValues = ary

* * ary = cls.YValues
* * MsgBox ary(2)

But as you can see, you effectively define and build the array in the
calling procedure.

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HTH

Bob

"deltaquattro" wrote in message

...

Hi all,

following Chip's suggestion to convert all my UDT to classes, I got
into a stumbling block: how to deal with a dynamic array property?
Suppose I have

Private pYValues() As Double

The Property Get should be trivial:

Public Property Get YValues() As Double()
* *YValues = pYValues
End Property

But how about the Property Let? I should handle the case of
unallocated and allocated array, but I cannot test allocation of a
dynamic array with Is Nothing. How can I get out of this? Thanks,

Best Regards

deltaquattro (Sergio Rossi)