Thread: Best Way to Transfer 'Dynamic' 2D Arrays?
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Old 06-06-2009, 02:35 PM
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Re: Best Way to Transfer 'Dynamic' 2D Arrays?
Hello lyndess,

It isn't clear what question you want answered. You spend a lot of time discussing arrays but very little about the specific problems you are having with them. The problems you described are vague. You should provide code samples and/or a workbook that better illustrate your problems.
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