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I'm having a seemingly basic problem but can't find any resources addressing it.
Simply put, I just want to load the contents of a Range of cells (all one column) into an Array.
I am able to accomplish this by means of
DirArray = Array(Range("A1"), Range("A2")) But for some reason, I cannot create the array when expressed this way:
DirArray = Array(Range("A1:A2")) My real Range is much longer (and may vary in length), so I don't want to have to individually enumerate the cells this way. Can anyone tell me how to properly load a whole Range into an Array?
With the latter code:
MsgBox UBound(DirArray, 1) And
MsgBox UBound(DirArray) Return 0, whereas with the former they return 1.
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Steps to Add a Range into an Array in VBA First, you need to declare a dynamic array using the variant data type. Next, you need to declare one more variable to store the count of the cells from the range and use that counter for the loop as well. After that, assign the range where you have value to the array.
Just define the variable as a variant, and make them equal:
Dim DirArray As Variant DirArray = Range("a1:a5").Value No need for the Array command.
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