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so i'm trying to teach myself how to do data manipulations in arrays instead of in the excel cells directly.
currently, i'm simply importing myrange into one large array, but i don't think this is the best way about it since myrange includes multiple data types (dates, $$$, strings, numbers/integers, etc). Should i be using a unique array for each unique data type? ex - insteda of myarray() i would have datearray(), balancearray(), acctnumarray(), etc... so instead of one large two dimensional array i would have multiple one dimensional arrays. does this sound right? |
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