Niarah Пользователь Сообщений: 34 |
#1 01.08.2013 12:04:24 Добрый день коллеги! Написал вот такой код…..
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Юрий М Модератор Сообщений: 60761 Контакты см. в профиле |
А зачем вообще ReDim Preserve? Забирайте в массив и сразу этот массив в ComboBox. Ну или циклом AddItem. |
KuklP Пользователь Сообщений: 14868 E-mail и реквизиты в профиле. |
#3 01.08.2013 12:33:20
Многое!
Да еще в цикле. Размерность же не меняется.
И используйте теги для оформления кода. Изменено: KuklP — 19.10.2015 16:13:26 Я сам — дурнее всякого примера! … |
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#4 01.08.2013 12:37:47
М-м-м в первом варианте я задаю rngY как массив ? array ? или new collection а циклом вот так ?
А потом то что они выберут мне нужно внести в лист |
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Sanya_Bars Пользователь Сообщений: 2 |
Спасибо мало….. |
Юрий М Модератор Сообщений: 60761 Контакты см. в профиле |
Почему предложенное решение не подходит? И какая проблема у Вас — как проявляется ошибка? |
Sanya_Bars Пользователь Сообщений: 2 |
1.Я свою проблему решил я сам не программист и VBA недели 2 изучаю, так что много детских ошибок ни одного действия без интернета не получилось бы По поводу темы форума, меняем на variant массив и дальше начинает ругаться VBA «…пишет Type mismatch…» Niarah у Вас что-то в цикле напутано, у Вас условие выхода из цикла сравнение значения массива и номера предпоследней строки |
Софья Золкина Пользователь Сообщений: 14 |
#10 19.10.2015 16:06:26 Sanya_Bars, Спасибо тебе добрый человек. Я долго мучилась с этим «Type mismatch…».
После я решила применить ваше указание по поводу «сначала создать ReDim «, но подумав, получается без Preserve мой массив не сохраняет предыдущие вычисления с снова переопределяет массив. Немного подумав я решила обмануть программу и написала так. и все заработало:
Удачи всем. Возможно мой опыт тоже кому-то поможет, как мне помог опыт Sanya_Bars. Изменено: Софья Золкина — 19.10.2015 16:13:02 |
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Can anyone help me?
I have been getting a compile error (…: «Expected Array») when dealing with arrays in my Excel workbook.
Basically, I have one ‘mother’ array (2D, Variant type) and four ‘baby’ arrays (1D, Double type). The called subroutine creates the publicly declared arrays which my main macro ends up using for display purposes. Unfortunately, the final of the baby arrays craps out (giving the «Compile Error: Expected Array»). Strangely, if I remove this final baby array (‘final’ — as in the order of declaration/definition) the 2nd to last baby array starts crapping out.
Here is my code:
Public Mother_Array() as Variant, BabyOne_Array(), BabyTwo_Array(), BabyThree_Array(), BabyFour_Array() as Double 'declare may other variables and arrays, too
Sub MainMacro()
'do stuff
Call SunRaySubRoutine(x, y)
'do stuff
Range("blah") = BabyOne_Array: Range("blahblah") = BabyTwo_Array
Range("blahbloh" = BabyThree_Array: Range("blahblue") = BabyFour_Array
End Sub
Sub SunRaySubRoutine(x,y)
n = x * Sheets("ABC").Range("A1").Value + 1
ReDim Mother_Array(18, n) as Variant, BabyOne_Array(n), BabyTwo_Array(n) as Double
ReDim BabyThree_Array(n), BabyFour_Array(n) as Double
'do stuff
For i = 0 to n
BabyOne_Array(i) = Mother_Array(0,i)
BabyTwo_Array(i) = Mother_Array(2,i)
BabyThree_Array(i) = Mother_Array(4,i)
BabyFour_Array(i) = Mother_Array(6,i)
Next
End Sub
I have tried to declare all arrays as the Variant type, but to no avail. I have tried to give BabyFour_Array() a different name, but to no avail.
What’s really strange is that even if I comment out the part which makes the BabyFour_Array(), the array still has zero values for each element.
What’s also a bit strange is that the first baby array never craps out (although, the 2nd one crapped out once (one time out of maybe 30).
BANDAID: As a temporary fix, I just publicly declared a fifth dummy array (which doesn’t get filled or Re-Dimensioned). This fifth array has no actual use besides tricking the system out of having the «Compile Error: Expected Array».
Does anyone know what’s causing this «Compile Error: Expected Array» problem with Excel VBA?
Thanks,
Elias
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#2
The compile error is because you’ve got:
Code:
Dim Look_up_Data As String
....
ReDim Look_up_Data(End_line)
If you’re going to use ReDim once you know how big to make the array, you should declare the variable as an array initially:
Code:
Dim Look_up_Data[B][COLOR=#ff0000]()[/COLOR][/B] As String
BUT ….
It looks like there might be other problems with your code …
This line, for example, looks like it’s meant to assign the values in a 2-D range Look_up_data_range to a VBA array. However, this will only work if Look_up_Data is of type Variant, not String or any other type.
Code:
Look_up_Data = Look_up_data_range.Value
Did your colleague have the code working? Have you perhaps made changes to code that was once working?
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#3
Doesn’t work here anymore.
And the assign it to me (as «Chinese Volunteer»)
Don’t know if it was working at all
I’ve changed :
Dim Look_up_data_range() As Range
Dim Look_up_Data As Variant
When I run the code now, I’ve got on following line the error message: Can’t assign to array for this line:
Set Look_up_data_range = ActiveSheet.UsedRange
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#4
This line was OK without the brackets:
Code:
Dim Look_up_data_range[COLOR=#ff0000][B]()[/B][/COLOR] As Range
But before we go on making piecemeal changes ….
The code you’ve posted doesn’t actually do a lot, and it does it in a roundabout way.
How much more code is there?
Perhaps the code never worked in the first place. If so, and if you’re not clear what it’s intended to do, then potentially, it’s going to be difficult to «correct».
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#5
As I’ve mentioned, they have assign it to me.
So I don’t know if it has worked at all.
Below the complete code of the 5 different userforms.
Userform1:
Code:
Private Sub CmdBtn_Check_Shelf_Life_Click()UserForm1.Hide
UserForm2.Show
End Sub
Private Sub CmdBtn_Invoeren_Shelf_Life_900_Click()
UserForm1.Hide
UserForm3.Show
End Sub
Private Sub CmdBtn_Local_Company_Click()
UserForm1.Hide
UserForm4.Show
End Sub
Private Sub CmdBtn_IQC_Click()
UserForm1.Hide
UserForm4.Show
End Sub
Private Sub CmdBtn_View_Excel_Click()
Dim Password As String
Answer = InputBox("Enter Password")
Password = "xxyyzz"
If Answer = Password Then
Application.Visible = True
'Worksheets("Shelf_Life_900").Activate
UserForm1.Hide
'CmdBtn_View_Excel.Enabled = True
Else
CmdBtn_View_Excel.Enabled = True
End If
End Sub
Userform2:
Code:
Option Explicit
Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()
UserForm1.BackColor = RGB(153, 204, 153)
Dim v, e
With Sheets("LookUpList").Range("A1:A5")
v = .Value
End With
With CreateObject("scripting.dictionary")
.comparemode = 1
For Each e In v
If Not .exists(e) Then .Add e, Nothing
Next
If .Count Then Me.CmbBox_Period.List = Application.Transpose(.keys)
End With
End Sub
Private Sub CommandButton2_Click()
Worksheets("Shelf_Life_900").Activate
UserForm2.Hide
End Sub
Private Sub CommandButton3_Click()
UserForm2.Hide
UserForm1.Show
End Sub
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Const Look_up_sheet = "Shelf_Life_900"
Const CST_First_Line = 2
Const CST_Item_Col = 1
Const CST_Shelf_Life_Col = 2
Const CST_Number_of_Periods = 3
Const CST_Technical_Responsible_Col = 4
Const CST_Date_Col = 5
Const CST_Remarks_Col = 6
Dim ctl_Cont As Control
Dim Row As Long
Dim ws As Worksheet
Dim MyString As String
Dim Item As Variant
Dim Look_up_data_range As Range
Dim Look_up_Data() As String
Dim End_line As Integer
Dim Item_Name As String
Dim Item_exist As Boolean
Dim Index_Cell As Integer
Dim My_Cell As Variant
Dim x As Range
'Check if TxtBox_Item is not empty
If TxtBox_Item_Number.Text = "" Then
MsgBox ("Item is not filled in")
Exit Sub
End If
'Activate look up worksheet
Worksheets(Look_up_sheet).Activate
ActiveSheet.Unprotect
ActiveSheet.AutoFilterMode = False
'Read look data
Set x = Sheets("Request_for_Shelf_Life").Range("A:A").Find(TxtBox_Item_Number.Text)
If Not x Is Nothing Then TxtBox_TC.Text = x.Offset(, 2).Value
'Set Look_up_data_range = ActiveSheet.UsedRange
'End_line = Look_up_data_range.Rows.Count
'Set Look_up_data_range = ActiveSheet.Range( _
ActiveSheet.Cells(CST_First_Line, CST_Item_Col), _
ActiveSheet.Cells(End_line, CST_Item_Col))
'Look_up_Data = Look_up_data_range.Value
ReDim Look_up_Data(End_line)
Index_Cell = 0
For Each My_Cell In Look_up_data_range.Cells
Look_up_Data(Index_Cell) = My_Cell.Value
Index_Cell = Index_Cell + 1
Next My_Cell
'Check If data already present
Item_Name = TxtBox_Item_Number.Text
Item_exist = False
For Each Item In Look_up_Data
If Item = Item_Name Then
Item_exist = True
Exit For
End If
Next Item
'Msg box if item exist
If Item_exist = True Then
MsgBox (Item_Name & " " & "already excists")
Else
'Check if CmbBox_Period is not empty
If CmbBox_Period.Text = "" Then
MsgBox ("Shelf Life Period is not filled in")
Exit Sub
End If
'Check if TxtBox_Shelf_Life is not empty
If TxtBox_Shelf_Life.Text = "" Then
MsgBox ("Number of Periods is not filled in")
Exit Sub
End If
'Check if Technical Responsible is not empty
If TxtBox_TC.Text = "" Then
MsgBox ("Requester is not filled in")
Exit Sub
End If
'Fill in the cells
Application.ActiveSheet.Cells(End_line + 1, CST_Item_Col).Value = TxtBox_Item_Number.Text
Application.ActiveSheet.Cells(End_line + 1, CST_Shelf_Life_Col).Value = CmbBox_Period.Text
Application.ActiveSheet.Cells(End_line + 1, CST_Number_of_Periods).Value = TxtBox_Shelf_Life.Text
Application.ActiveSheet.Cells(End_line + 1, CST_Technical_Responsible_Col).Value = TxtBox_TC.Text
Application.ActiveSheet.Cells(End_line + 1, CST_Remarks_Col).Value = TxtBox_Remarks.Text
'Clear the text boxes
TxtBox_Item_Number.Text = ""
CmbBox_Period.Text = ""
TxtBox_Shelf_Life.Text = ""
TxtBox_TC.Text = ""
TxtBox_Remarks = ""
End If
End Sub
Userform3:
Code:
Private Sub CommandButton2_Click()
UserForm3.Hide
UserForm1.Show
End Sub
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Const Look_up_sheet = "Request_for_Shelf_Life"
Const CST_First_Line = 2
Const CST_Item_Col = 1
Const CST_Request_Col = 2
Const CST_Department_Col = 3
Const CST_Responsible_Col = 4
Dim ctl_Cont As Control
Dim Row As Long
Dim ws As Worksheet
Dim MyString As String
Dim Item As Variant
Dim Look_up_data_range As Range
Dim Look_up_Data() As String
Dim End_line As Integer
Dim Item_Name As String
Dim Item_exist As Boolean
Dim Index_Cell As Integer
'Check if TxtBox_Item is not empty
If TxtBox_Item.Text = "" Then
MsgBox ("Item is not filled in")
Exit Sub
End If
'Activate look up worksheet
Worksheets(Look_up_sheet).Activate
ActiveSheet.Unprotect
ActiveSheet.AutoFilterMode = False
'Read look data
Set Look_up_data_range = ActiveSheet.UsedRange
End_line = Look_up_data_range.Rows.Count
Set Look_up_data_range = ActiveSheet.Range( _
ActiveSheet.Cells(CST_First_Line, CST_Item_Col), _
ActiveSheet.Cells(End_line, CST_Item_Col))
'Look_up_Data = Look_up_data_range.Value
ReDim Look_up_Data(End_line)
Index_Cell = 0
For Each My_Cell In Look_up_data_range.Cells
Look_up_Data(Index_Cell) = My_Cell.Value
Index_Cell = Index_Cell + 1
Next My_Cell
'Check If data already present
Item_Name = TxtBox_Item.Text
Item_exist = False
For Each Item In Look_up_Data
If Item = Item_Name Then
Item_exist = True
Exit For
End If
Next Item
'Msg box if item exist
If Item_exist = True Then
MsgBox (Item_Name & " " & "already exists")
Else
'Check if TxtBox_Requester is not empty
If TxtBox_Requester.Text = "" Then
MsgBox ("Requester is not filled in")
Exit Sub
End If
'Check if TxtBox_Requester is not empty
If TxtBox_Afdeling.Text = "" Then
MsgBox ("Department is not filled in")
Exit Sub
End If
'Check if Responsible is not empty
If TxtBox_TC.Text = "" Then
MsgBox ("Technical Responsible is not filled in")
Exit Sub
End If
'Fill in the cells
Application.ActiveSheet.Cells(End_line + 1, CST_Item_Col).Value = TxtBox_Item.Text
Application.ActiveSheet.Cells(End_line + 1, CST_Request_Col).Value = TxtBox_Requester.Text
Application.ActiveSheet.Cells(End_line + 1, CST_Department_Col).Value = TxtBox_Afdeling.Text
Application.ActiveSheet.Cells(End_line + 1, CST_Responsible_Col).Value = TxtBox_TC.Text
'Clear the text boxes
TxtBox_Item.Text = ""
TxtBox_Requester.Text = ""
TxtBox_Afdeling.Text = ""
TxtBox_TC.Text = ""
End If
End Sub
Userform4:
Code:
Private Sub CmdBtn_Local_Company_Click()
Const Look_up_sheet = "Local_Company"
Const CST_First_Line = 2
Const CST_Item_Col = 1
Const CST_Division_Col = 2
Const CST_Responsible_Col = 3
Const CST_Company_Col = 4
Dim ctl_Cont As Control
Dim Row As Long
Dim ws As Worksheet
Dim MyString As String
Dim Item As Variant
Dim Look_up_data_range As Range
Dim Look_up_Data() As String
Dim End_line As Integer
Dim Item_Name As String
Dim Item_exist As Boolean
Dim Index_Cell As Integer
Dim My_Cell As Variant
'Check if TxtBox_Item is not empty
If TxtBox_Item_Number.Text = "" Then
MsgBox ("Item is not filled in")
Exit Sub
End If
'Activate look up worksheet
Worksheets(Look_up_sheet).Activate
ActiveSheet.Unprotect
ActiveSheet.AutoFilterMode = False
'Read look data
Set Look_up_data_range = ActiveSheet.UsedRange
End_line = Look_up_data_range.Rows.Count
Set Look_up_data_range = ActiveSheet.Range( _
ActiveSheet.Cells(CST_First_Line, CST_Item_Col), _
ActiveSheet.Cells(End_line, CST_Item_Col))
'Look_up_Data = Look_up_data_range.Value
ReDim Look_up_Data(End_line)
Index_Cell = 0
For Each My_Cell In Look_up_data_range.Cells
Look_up_Data(Index_Cell) = My_Cell.Value
Index_Cell = Index_Cell + 1
Next My_Cell
'Check If data already present
Item_Name = TxtBox_Item_Number.Text
Item_exist = False
For Each Item In Look_up_Data
If Item = Item_Name Then
Item_exist = True
Exit For
End If
Next Item
'Msg box if item exist
If Item_exist = True Then
MsgBox (Item_Name & " " & "already exists")
Else
'Check if TxtBox_Division is not empty
If TxtBox_Division.Text = "" Then
MsgBox ("Division is not filled in")
Exit Sub
End If
'Check if TxtBox_Responsible is not empty
If TxtBox_Responsible.Text = "" Then
MsgBox ("Responsible is not filled in")
Exit Sub
End If
'Check if TxtBox_Company is not empty
If TxtBOx_Company.Text = "" Then
MsgBox ("Local Company is not filled in")
Exit Sub
End If
'Fill in the cells
Application.ActiveSheet.Cells(End_line + 1, CST_Item_Col).Value = TxtBox_Item_Number.Text
Application.ActiveSheet.Cells(End_line + 1, CST_Division_Col).Value = TxtBox_Division.Text
Application.ActiveSheet.Cells(End_line + 1, CST_Responsible_Col).Value = TxtBox_Responsible.Text
Application.ActiveSheet.Cells(End_line + 1, CST_Company_Col).Value = TxtBOx_Company.Text
'Clear the text boxes
TxtBox_Item_Number.Text = ""
TxtBox_Division.Text = ""
TxtBox_Responsible.Text = ""
TxtBOx_Company.Text = ""
End If
End Sub
Private Sub CmdBtn_Menu_Click()
UserForm4.Hide
UserForm1.Show
End Sub
Private Sub CmdBtn_View_Excel_Click()
Worksheets("Local_Company").Activate
UserForm4.Hide
End Sub
Userform5:
Code:
Private Sub CmdBtn_IQC_Click()
UserForm3.Hide
UserForm1.Show
End Sub
Private Sub CmdBtn_IQC_Write_Click()
Const Look_up_sheet = "IQC"
Const CST_First_Line = 2
Const CST_Item_Col = 1
Const CST_Responsible_Col = 2
Const CST_Refrigerator_Col = 3
Dim ctl_Cont As Control
Dim Row As Long
Dim ws As Worksheet
Dim MyString As String
Dim Item As Variant
Dim Look_up_data_range As Range
Dim Look_up_Data() As String
Dim End_line As Integer
Dim Item_Name As String
Dim Item_exist As Boolean
Dim Index_Cell As Integer
'Check if TxtBox_Item is not empty
If TxtBox_Item_Number.Text = "" Then
MsgBox ("Item is not filled in")
Exit Sub
End If
'Activate look up worksheet
Worksheets(Look_up_sheet).Activate
ActiveSheet.Unprotect
ActiveSheet.AutoFilterMode = False
'Read look data
Set Look_up_data_range = ActiveSheet.UsedRange
End_line = Look_up_data_range.Rows.Count
Set Look_up_data_range = ActiveSheet.Range( _
ActiveSheet.Cells(CST_First_Line, CST_Item_Col), _
ActiveSheet.Cells(End_line, CST_Item_Col))
'Look_up_Data = Look_up_data_range.Value
ReDim Look_up_Data(End_line)
Index_Cell = 0
For Each My_Cell In Look_up_data_range.Cells
Look_up_Data(Index_Cell) = My_Cell.Value
Index_Cell = Index_Cell + 1
Next My_Cell
'Check If data already present
Item_Name = TxtBox_Item_Number.Text
Item_exist = False
For Each Item In Look_up_Data
If Item = Item_Name Then
Item_exist = True
Exit For
End If
Next Item
'Msg box if item exist
If Item_exist = True Then
MsgBox (Item_Name & " " & "already exists")
Else
'Check if TxtBox_Responsible is not empty
If TxtBox_Responsible.Text = "" Then
MsgBox ("Reponsible is not filled in")
Exit Sub
End If
'Check if TxtBox_Refrigerator is not empty
If TxtBox_Refrigerator.Text = "" Then
MsgBox ("Refrigerator is not filled in")
Exit Sub
End If
'Fill in the cells
Application.ActiveSheet.Cells(End_line + 1, CST_Item_Col).Value = TxtBox_Item_Number.Text
Application.ActiveSheet.Cells(End_line + 1, CST_Responsible_Col).Value = TxtBox_Responsible.Text
Application.ActiveSheet.Cells(End_line + 1, CST_Refrigerator_Col).Value = TxtBox_Refrigerator.Text
'Clear the text boxes
TxtBox_Item_Number.Text = ""
TxtBox_Responsible.Text = ""
TxtBox_Refrigerator.Text = ""
End If
End Sub
Private Sub CmdBtn_Menu_Click()
UserForm5.Hide
UserForm1.Show
End Sub
Private Sub CmdBtn_View_Excel_Click()
Worksheets("IQC").Activate
UserForm5.Hide
End Sub
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#6
As a first step, try replacing all this code (from Sub CommandButton1_Click in UserForm2):
Code:
Look_up_Data = Look_up_data_range.Value
ReDim Look_up_Data(End_line)
Index_Cell = 0
For Each My_Cell In Look_up_data_range.Cells
Look_up_Data(Index_Cell) = My_Cell.Value
Index_Cell = Index_Cell + 1
Next My_Cell
'Check If data already present
Item_Name = TxtBox_Item_Number.Text
Item_exist = False
For Each Item In Look_up_Data
If Item = Item_Name Then
Item_exist = True
Exit For
End If
Next Item
With:
Code:
Item_exist = Not IsError(Application.Match(TxtBox_Item_Number.Text, Look_up_data_range, 0))
An array is a type of variable which differs from a ‘normal’ variable in that it can hold multiple values rather than just one value at a time. There can be a few reasons why you would receive an “Expected array” error.
Let’s look at some code that we have to loop through a range of cells on an Excel worksheet.
Option Explicit Public n As Long, i As Long, Status As String Private Sub GetStatus() 'count the rows in the list of clients n = ClientList.Range("G5", ClientList.Range("G5").End(xlDown)).Rows.Count 'redim the Status to have the amount of rows we have counted in the 'array ReDim Status(n) 'loop through the array and get the status of the account For i = 1 To n If ClientList.Range("G5").Offset(i, 0) < 0 Then Status(i) = "Debit" Else Status(i) = "Credit" End If Next i End Sub
The code above looks perfect, but when we run it – this error will occur:
The code is written to loop through the following rows in Excel:
The first line of the code will count how many rows are in the list, and then it will ReDim the Status variable to be able to contain that amount of rows. The Status variable has been declared to hold multiple values – and the code will loop through the cells from G5 to the last cell, and store either Debit or Credit as the status for that cell, depending on what is in the appropriate cell.
At a glance, the code looks fine, but there clearly is a problem as we get a compile error. This type of error can be hard to find.
If we look closely at the code, and at the error – the error says ‘expected array’ – and we have re-dimmed the variable Status in line 2 of the code. However, in order to ReDim an Array, we first have to actually declare an Array – and there lies our problem. We have declared the Status variable as a String – but we have NOT declared it as a String ARRAY. The solution is annoyingly simple – which is why so many people make the same error. The correct code is below – can you spot the amendment?
Option Explicit Public n As Long, i As Long, Status() As String Private Sub GetStatus() 'count the rows in the list of clients n = ClientList.Range("G5", ClientList.Range("G5").End(xlDown)).Rows.Count 'redim the Status to have the amount of rows we have counted in the 'array ReDim Status(n) 'loop through the array and get the status of the account For i = 1 To n If ClientList.Range("G5").Offset(i, 0) < 0 Then Status(i) = "Debit" Else Status(i) = "Credit" End If Next i End Sub
Look at the Public variables at the top of the module – just under Option Explicit.
In the first code snippet – the variables look like this:
Public n As Long, i As Long, Status As String
But in the second code snipped, the variables now look like this:
Public n As Long, i As Long, Status() As String
The Status has now been declared as an ARRAY – simply by adding the brackets behind the word STATUS. This now enables the variable Status to hold multiple values, and not just one value.
So in summary, if you get this message, there is a variable in your code that is being expecting to be populated with multiple values, but your declaration of the variable is indicating that only a single value can go into that variable. You need to check the syntax of your code carefully – it may be that you have an error in your code and you DON’T actually want an array, or you may have declared the variable incorrectly.
See also: Can’t Assign to Array
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A variable name with a subscript indicates the variable is an array. This error has the following cause and solution:
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The syntax you specified is appropriate for an array, but no array with this name is in scope.
Check to make sure the name of the variable is spelled correctly. Unless the module contains Option Explicit, a variable is created on first use. If you misspell the name of an array variable, the variable may be created, but not as an array.
For additional information, select the item in question and press F1 (in Windows) or HELP (on the Macintosh).
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