Can someone help me?
I'm getting a compilation error (...: "expected array") when working with arrays in my Excel workbook.
Actually, I have a 'mother' array (2D, type type) and four 'baby' arrays (1d, double type). The called sub-routine creates publicly declared arrays that use my main macro for display purposes. Unfortunately, craps final Baby Array ( "compilation error: by required Arre") removes Strangely, if I do this last baby array ( "in order to end" - Declaration / definition), my second child The last line starts to end.
Here is my code:
public Mother_Array (()) can double declared "version, BabyOne_Array (as others), BabyTwo_Array (), BabyThree_Array ( ), BabyFour_Array as variables and arrays Deputy MainMacro () 'goods call SunRaySubRoutine (x, y)' accessories range ( "blah") to = BabyOne_Array: range ( "blahblah") = BabyTwo_Array range ( "blahbloh" = BabyThree_Array: range ( "blahblue") = BabyFour_Array End sub sub SunRaySubRoutine (x, y) n = x * sheet ( "ABC"). range ( "A1"). value + 1 ReDim Mother_Array (18, N) version, BabyOne_Array (N), BabyTwo_Array (N) Double ReDim BabyThree_Array (A Not), BabyFour_Array (n) as Double "(I do things 2) i = 0 N BabyOne_Array (i) = Mother_Array (0, i) BabyTwo_Array (i) = Mother_Array BabyThree_Array (i) = Mother_Array (of 4, i) BabyFour_Array (i) = Mother_Array (6, i) Next End Sub I tried to declare all arrays as above, but no I have tried to give a separate name to BabyFor_Are () for the benefit, but there is no benefit.
What's really strange is that even if I make out the part of the book which makes the babyfour_array (), the array still has zero values for each element
it is also slightly What is odd is that for the first time the Baby Array never gets out (though, once for a second time (maybe once in 30 times) was carried out.
BANDAID: Temporary OK as one, I Only publicly declares a fifth dummy array (which is not filled Or re-dimensioned) This fifth array has no real use other than "compiled error: expecting array" to deceive the system.
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Do anyone know what this "compilation error: expected array" problem is with Excel VBA?
In your global declaration, you are declaring the last baby array as the only double . You declared it as the arrays of the first three. Sector are variants . But Upastrati at you as another three forms Redmisn Baby, and let's see the four as doubles.
Check it out and scroll down "Focus on a declared variable with a blurred statement".
When you declare something like this in VBA:
dim x, y, z as long only z Is a long , remaining differences . The correct form is:
Dim X is long, long as Y, long Z (or double arrow in your case).
You can see that this will be the reason for the behavior you described, i.e. the last one, but not the other.
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