Both are different Things . Range is Only range Object can hold  but array
can be define of any type 


A range is a set of contiguous cells within a spreadsheet, that is a number
of cells within a column or a row, or an a group of n rows and m columns. A
range is rectangular in shape.

An array is a series of objects, such as an array of integers, an array of
strings, or even an array of range objects .

In a worksheet, an array formula works upon a range of cells, and so is
implicitly linked to that range. In VBA, an array can be loaded with a
range, but it then is loaded with the range values, and loses any
relationship to that range.

http://www.excelforum.com/excel-general/515039-difference-between-range-and-
array.html


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I would like to know the best option between using an array (most
often as type variant) or a range object?



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