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Re: Two-Dimensional Array as Property?

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Subject: Re: Two-Dimensional Array as Property?
From: CV <atauqua at hit dot net>
Date: Thu, 29 Dec 2005 09:22:38 -0800
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Thanks! I discovered by esperimenting that Declaration: My Array (-1, -1) As String and Declaration( , ) As String didn't work (nor does Declaration: My Array(12, 30) As String), but I didn't know (and couldn't find in the documentation) what else to use.

When you are declaring the property are you putting only MyArray (12,30) in the Declaration field, and only String in the As field?




Some more questions: You mention that there is no Append for two- dimensional arrays. Is there a ReDim (and does it by default preserve the contents as is done with one-dimensional arrays)? And where is the Language Reference (or User's Guide?) is this information found?


The info is found under the Append Method and the Redim Method. :-)
Also see the Dim Statement.


Best,

Jack
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