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Quick question, can Var1 and Var2 be set as arrays of strings and integers?<br />

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Quick question, can Var1 and Var2 be set as arrays of strings and integers?


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Yep.<br />
Type tUDF<br />
&nbsp; Var1(100) As String<br />
&nbsp; Var2(50) As Integer<br />
End Type<br />
Dim UDTVar As tUDT <br />
'Or even<br />
Din UDTArray(100) As tUDT<br />
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Yep.
Type tUDF
  Var1(100) As String
  Var2(50) As Integer
End Type
Dim UDTVar As tUDT
'Or even
Din UDTArray(100) As tUDT




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I learned to program in Pascal and then advanced programing in C/C++ on Unix/Dos machines. &nbsp;I am now stuck writing a VB program in Excel and I can't find an object or variable that behaves like a structure from C. &nbsp;I just want a variable that I can use in all my modules and can be organized like this:<br />
variablename.onedimessiona<wbr />larray_of_<wbr />title_for_<wbr />data(0) <br />
variablename.twodimessiona<wbr />larray_of_<wbr />data(0,0)<br />
It is basicly an array that is capable of holding different data types in each element including other arrays.
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I learned to program in Pascal and then advanced programing in C/C++ on Unix/Dos machines.  I am now stuck writing a VB program in Excel and I can't find an object or variable that behaves like a structure from C.  I just want a variable that I can use in all my modules and can be organized like this:
variablename.onedimessionalarray_of_title_for_data(0) 
variablename.twodimessionalarray_of_data(0,0)
It is basicly an array that is capable of holding different data types in each element including other arrays.

Structures in VB

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.