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    have 1 dimensional array, trying to create a 2 dimensional array, runtime 9

    so i have the test code below but im getting a run-time error '9': subscript out of range. it errors on this line: Debug.Print z(w, y)
    when i check the locals window, the 2 dimensional array says z(1,1) and z(1,2) but w is 0 and y is 1. what am i doing wrong?

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    Re: have 1 dimensional array, trying to create a 2 dimensional array, runtime 9

    never mind, i fixed the issue. missed that i had option base 1 at the top of the module.

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    Re: have 1 dimensional array, trying to create a 2 dimensional array, runtime 9

    It is not clear what you are trying to do, and there may be a better overall solution. For starters, you never assign values to any element of z, yet you are printing it out. So you are always going to print 0.

    Note that LBound(t) will be 0, due to what Split returns. So the first value of w in your loop will be 0. If you are using "Option Base 1" at the top of the module, then the first dimension of z will be 1 To UBound(t) and you will get a subscript error.

    I recommend you make your lower bounds explicit and try this:

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    but I can't say with 100% certainty because I don't know what this code is supposed to do.

    (Also I highly recommend using variable names that are meaningful, rather than single letters.)
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    Re: have 1 dimensional array, trying to create a 2 dimensional array, runtime 9

    so ya, i did have option base 1 for my test code, but i removed that and the test procedure works great. but when i implement it in my actual code,it fails on: z(w,y)=t(w)

    here is the real code.

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    so what should happen is that when the code window opens up (btn_Gen_uf2.show), it parses the text in the textbox and should populate each line into z(w,y). but when i check the local window this time, it shows z(0,0),z(0,1) & z(0,2) and only z(0,1) shows one of the text lines, but the other two are "". i know that sometimes single letters can be confusing so i will try to implement that in the future.

    nevermind, your redim code worked for me. sorry that i glossed over it. thanks
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