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Convert Excel Range into an array 1

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barnard89

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Mar 6, 2005
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Hi

I am using Excel 2000

I have a range of values which need to be converted into an Array.

The values always appear on Column A, and that is fixed

What is varying is , the number of values in the range .
Sometimes range is 10 values , or sometimes it is 20 values or 50 values and so on

So I am selecting RANGE("A1:A10"), or RANGE("A1:A20") or RANGE("A1:A50") ....etc

I have put it in a variable V1;
Hence my range is RANGE("A1:A &V1")

The range of values which I have selected RANGE("A1:A &V1")
has to be represented in an Array of values .

How can I represent this values in an Array?
Please suggest
 

Hi,
Code:
dim MyArray()
redim MyArray(1 to V1)
for i = 1 to V1
  MyArray(i) = cells(i, "A").value
next


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Thanks a lot for your suggestion
I works. That was nice of you
 
Just for kicks - here's a way of doing it with no looping:

Code:
option base 1

sub Convert_To_Array()
dim MyArray as variant

'Set V1 to number of rows here

redim MyArray(V1)

MyArray = Range("A1:A" & V1)

End sub


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