It puzzles me constantly trying to figure out what is going on here. _B) (ii) Writing out a 1 “Breadth” Array “wrongly” Let arrH() = Application.Transpose(arrV()) ' returns ( 1 to 2 ) Let arrV() = Application.Transpose(arr1D()) ' returns ( 1 to 2, 1 to 1) In fact it returns you a 1 Dimensional Array - But, just to catch you out it usually by default settings gives you like ( 1 to 2 ).Ĭode: Select all Sub Transpose1BreadthArray()ĭim arr1D(0 To 1) As String '1 Dimensional Array Like what "internally" is produced for a two Element Array - returns ( 0 To 1 ) Transpose that, it does not just “rotates” it by 90 Degrees in this case. Transpose it, then VBA “takes” it as “pseudo Horizontal” and returns you a 2 Dimensional, 1 “column” Array like ( 1 to 2, 1 To 1 ) What it does with 1 “Breadth” Arrays can really catch you out Transpose generally just “rotates” things by 90 Degrees. So like a 2 Element 1 D Array is like as if you did like But Excel VBA just has the “convention” of taking it as if it was “Horizontal”. I think of it as a “internally” generated Array
Just as Rudi said … If you are using lists of data in VBA the type of array you generally would be working with is a 1-dimensional array…. – just a clarifying a bit what is going on. ( From now on I will use the named arguments :) )Ī lot of this is what you have just understood. is changing the column size to 3 and leaving the rows as they are is changing the row size to 2 and leaving the columns as they are The more commonly used like this, for example_. You are using Named arguments, :=, in your resizing. but just a few things that caught me out with VBA Arrays.
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(Sure would be nice if I could color and bold the text within the code block for easier reference in the post.) Split(DumpWs.Cells(lngDumpRow, DUMP_CAUSENAME).value, "vs")(0)) Ws3.Range("B4").Resize(rowsize:=5).value = _ĭumpWs.Cells(lngDumpRow, DUMP_TRIALDATE).value, _ĭumpWs.Cells(lngDumpRow, DUMP_CLIENTNUM).value, _ĭumpWs.Cells(lngDumpRow, DUMP_CAUSENUM).value, _
StrYear & "),ROW(" & DumpWs.Columns(DUMP_CAD_ACCT).Address(External:=True) & "))") StrAcct & """)*(" & DumpWs.Columns(DUMP_TAXYEAR).Address(External:=True) & "=" & _ LngDumpRow = Evaluate("SUMPRODUCT((" & DumpWs.Columns(DUMP_CAD_ACCT).Address(External:=True) & "=""" & _ 'The version which will assign the Row Number to a variable. Ws3.Activate 'Ensures that the U&E workbook is active. Set DumpWs = Workbooks("Assignment Schedule MASTER.xlsm").Sheets("Data dump") 'This seems to work better here than called within the Form Initialize event. Dim LitYear As Long, LitYearIndex As Long
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