What value do you end up with for TIP ?
You're ReDimensioning BETA as size (TIP)
But BETADEG will always be (10) ("H19:H28")
So, if TIP is more than 10, then it might cause a problem.
However, when I changed:
Cells(s,34)=BETADEG(s)
to:
Cells(s,34)=BETADEG(s,1)
your "snippet" of code ran correctly.
If you set a "watch" on the BETADEG variable,
you see that
BETADEG = Range("H19:H28")
creates a 2-demensional array:
- BETADEG
|-BETADEG(1)
| |-BETADEG(1,1)
|-BETADEG(2)
| |-BETADEG(2,1)
|-BETADEG(3)
| |-BETADEG(3,1)
|-BETADEG(4)
|-BETADEG(5)
|-BETADEG(6)
|-BETADEG(7)
|-BETADEG(8)
I think because the Range() object is row/column
So your array is (BETADEG(row,column)
If you changed the statement to:
BETADEG = Range("H19:I28")
you'd be reading two columns, and you'd get a two sets of values
- BETADEG
|-BETADEG(1)
| |-BETADEG(1,1)
| |-BETADEG(1,2)
|-BETADEG(2)
| |-BETADEG(2,1)
| |-BETADEG(2,2)
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BUT
Redim BETA(TIP) as Long
creates a single-dimension array
so:
BETADEG =Range("H19:H28").Value
Fors =LBound(BETADEG)ToUBound(BETADEG)
BETA(s)=(Pi/180)*BETADEG(s,1)
Nexts
should work. (provided you have a value for Pi.
for some reason, my compiler accepts it as a declared variable, but doesn't
have a value!)
Paul
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> From: Gerrit Grundling <totallyplanecr...@gmail.com>
>To: excel-macros@googlegroups.com
>Sent: Wednesday, March 5, 2014 8:16 AM
>Subject: $$Excel-Macros$$ Re: Array from range
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>Thanks for the reply, but that didn't solve the problem.
>
>Neither does this:
>BETADEG =Range("H19:H28").Value
>Fors =LBound(BETADEG)ToUBound(BETADEG)
> BETA(s,1)=(Pi/180)*BETADEG(s,1)
>Nexts
>
>
>On Monday, 3 March 2014 21:17:12 UTC+2, Rajan Verma wrote:
>you should give column dimension in this below line
>>
>>
>>BETADEG(s)
>>
>>
>>it should be like BETADEG(s,1)
>>
>>
>>On Friday, 28 February 2014 07:23:35 UTC-7, Gerrit Grundling wrote:
>>Greetings, all
>>>
>>>What am I doing wrong here? I am trying to create an array from a range, but
>>>keep getting the "Run-time error '9': Subscript out of range" warning.
>>>
>>>TIP =Application.WorksheetFunction.CountA(ActiveSheet.Range("D19:
>>>D1048576"))'Counts the number of active rows below the first assigned row
>>>Cells(1, 36) = TIP 'Checknumber of rows -debug only
>>> 'Number of stations i.e. number of rows'
>>>CHORD =Range("A33:A42")
>>>Cells(2,36)=Application.WorksheetFunction.CountA(CHORD)'Check number of rows
>>>- debug only'
>>>BETADEG =Range("H19:H28")'Mount angle, degrees'
>>>Cells(3,36)=Application.WorksheetFunction.CountA(BETADEG)'Check number of
>>>rows - debug only'
>>>'Convert mount angles to radians'
>>>'Dim BETA() As Long'
>>>ReDimBETA(TIP)AsLong
>>>Fors =1ToTIP
>>> 'BETA(s) = BETADEG(s)'
>>> Cells(s,33)=s
>>> Cells(s,34)=BETADEG(s)
>>> Cells(s,35)=BETA(s)
>>>Nexts
>>>Clearly I have created BETA correctly, but made a mistake in creating an
>>>array BETADEG from the range. If so, than I've created all the arrays
>>>incorrectly from the ranges.
>>>
>>>Thanks in advance
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