Introduction to Arrays An array is a sequence of values in an order that can be referred with indexes where identifying the start index and the end index of the array is important. This is called the lower bound and upper bound of array. Looping
Arrays are simply a collection of values or items that are stored in continuous memory locations. They’re a data structure in which a group of items stored with the same data type. This type of structure is highly useful in the programming world as it
When a list or collection of items that are the same data type are stored in continuous memory locations, we call it an array. Arrays are useful objects that are widely used in software development to organize data. Some real examples of where you might
An array is nothing but a collection of elements of the same data type. Arrays keep your data organized for easy usage and maintenance. In VBA, Arrays can either be static or dynamic. Static arrays have a pre-determined size and number of elements — and
The ReDim statement is used to declare the size of a Dynamic array in VBA. It can later be used to re-declare the size of the array as many times as you need. It can only be used for Dynamic VBA Arrays (where the size
An array is a type of variable which differs from a ‘normal’ variable in that it can hold multiple values rather than just one value at a time. There can be a few reasons why you would receive an “Expected array” error. Let’s look at
When running a VBA procedure, you might receive this error message “Run-time error ‘9’, Subscript out of range”. In this article, we will talk about the possible reasons for the occurrence of this error and the ways to fix it. According to our recent review,
Description The VBA UBound (Upper Bound) function returns the upper limit of an array as opposed to the LBound (Lower Bound) that returns the lower limit of an array. Both functions (UBound and LBound) can be combined to determine the size of an array and
When modifying worksheets and ranges, one option would be to modify the worksheet directly using the commands I’v explained in the article Referencing Ranges In Excel Using VBA but that would be very inefficient. Every time you read or write something to an excel sheet, you will be consuming considerable
RetriveValueFromKey() is a function that I’ve written. It searches records for a specific set of keys. If the keys are matched then that record is copied to a specific location. The code for the function is written below. I would appreciate if you are using this code