1. Introduction
2. Declaring Arrays
3. Reading/Writing to Arrays
4. Getting the size of the array
5. Dynamic Arrays
6. Multidimensional Arrays

Comments

1. elyssa83
   15 May 2007 at 09:02

   I'm a bit confuse. I would like user to insert how many data they want to put in the array.

   When I declare the array like this

   Dim subjArr( ) As DataType

   How should I write the code so array size is according to user input. This is the code for user to insert how many records should be inserted.

   Dim SubArr() As DataType
   Dim subjNo As String
   subjNo = InputBox("Enter the no of subjects to calculate: ")
   MsgBox (subjNo + " subjects will be calculated")
   
   
   
   
   

2. pcmattman
   20 Dec 2006 at 10:37
   It would work if you used Dim instead of Const. A constant array is not possible in VB and I really don't see the point. Just use a normal array and make sure that it is not modified.
3. ken yang
   17 Nov 2003 at 16:35

   Thanks James
   

   
   This is a good Array Tutorial for VB Newbies like me.
   

   
   

4. B. Mindful
   29 Apr 2003 at 23:49
   These guys have a perfect working example. The randomizer isn't truly random but completely adequate for basic purposes. I couldn't get it to work as a function, but it worked great when I simply used to function code in-line, so I know it works.
   
   http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/110800-1.shtml
   
   I really just added this in case anyone comes across this in a search as I did
   
   +++++++++++++++
   
   check it: FLEETING IMAGE
5. Sonic D Hedgehog
   03 Apr 2003 at 16:16
   How do I make a constant array? When I try "const data(1 to 72) as byte" it doesn't work, where it would if I used Dim rather than const. Also, isn't there some way to set a value to the whole thing? Like with one command making data(1) = 4, data(2) = 7 etc.
6. Osnr
   01 Nov 2002 at 23:17

   No, I believe he means something like this:
   

   
   Say you had a string array with 6 elements, beginning with zero.
   

   
   The values were arranged like this:
   

   
   strArray(0) = "Step 1"
   strArray(1) = "Step 2"
   strArray(2) = "Step 3"
   strArray(3) = "Step 4"
   strArray(4) = "Step 5"
   strArray(5) = "Step 6"
   

   
   He wants to randomly arrange the elements' contents, like this:
   

   
   strArray(0) = "Step 4"
   strArray(1) = "Step 3"
   strArray(2) = "Step 5"
   strArray(3) = "Step 1"
   strArray(4) = "Step 6"
   strArray(5) = "Step 2"
   

   
   I hope this is correct, and/or clear.
   

   
   

7. Klotsky
   14 Jun 2002 at 15:33

   Are you speaking of randomly pulling one of the values as in say a random name generator?

8. cracked_floor
   30 May 2002 at 08:19

   Can anyone tell me if it's possible to randomly sort the elements in an array?

9. the_liberator
   20 May 2002 at 19:07

   I'm not familiar to 3d arrays, but could you use something similar to:
   

   Code:

   Array2 = Split ( Join ( Array1 , "," ) "," )

   
   I use that to copy 1d arrays.
   Not the best piece of code but meh.

10. Phil Couling
    13 May 2002 at 17:09
    Does anyone know a way of transferring the content of an array into another array WITHOUT doing this?:
    Public Sub  MoveArray()
       For  Z = 0 To  10
           Array2(Z) = Array1(Z)
       Next  Z
    End Sub
    
    I am dealing with some very large (3 dimensional) arrays and the above kind of operation seems a little slow for the user to sit around waiting for.  (Especially when it will need to be used in the Undo Function)
    Any suggestions will be gratefully received.
    couling@fsnet.co.uk">pcouling@fsnet.co.uk
11. Developer Fusion Bot
    01 Jan 1999 at 00:00

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