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this is a very good explanation Bill. thanks.<br />
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do you have an example that is used in excel?
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Flora, the link Bill posted shows the traditional way multi-dimension arrays are built, but why bother with the complications when a one-diension array like mine will do the same more easily?
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Thank you very much Bill and Martin.<br />
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Bill, <br />
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you led me to the right direction, thanks a lot.
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Welcome.<br />
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i only known the two dimensional array in excel rows and column.<br />
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i am learning about arrays.<br />
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can you show me in example what is the 3 or 4 dimensional arrays in excel vba?
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i only known the two dimensional array in excel rows and column.

i am learning about arrays.

can you show me in example what is the 3 or 4 dimensional arrays in excel vba?

can you show me how does a 3 dimensional arrays in Excel looks like?

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