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    HELP GETTING DIMENSIONS OF A VARIANT ARRAY

    Hello,
    I have a variable called Table as a variant. In this table, there are strings and doubles. I have finished putting a bunch of strings and values and now I want to find how big it is (how many rows and columns it has). How do I do that?
    I saw there is something for ranges by using range.address to find it's dimensions so how do I do something like that with my variant? If there is nothing like that I can do, how to i find how many rows and columns it has?
    Last edited by ytjjjtyj; 06-25-2019 at 07:53 AM.

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    For a one dimensional array

    x = LBound(ary) and y =UBound(ary)

    or if more that one dimension

    x = LBound(ary,1) and y =UBound(ary,1)
    x = LBound(ary,2) and y =UBound(ary,2)


    Subtract if necessary to find number of rows

    num = UBound(ary) - L
    Bound(ary) + 1




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    Thank you!

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