I have an integer array with 5 numbers. I would like to copy these numbers to a ListBox, with following code. ListBox1 is on a UserForm.
ListBox1.AddItem (SampleArray(i).tostring)
I have got this error:
Compile error: Invalid qualifier
You need to loop and add each item individually
Dim i As Long
For i = LBound(SampleArray) To UBound(SampleArray)
ListBox1.AddItem SampleArray(i)
Next
The error is because SampleArray(i) is an integer type which does not implement a ToString method - nothing in base VBA does (don't confuse it with VB.Net).
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I am used to assigning ranges to arrays. However, for some reason right now I am constantly getting an application or object defined error (the first code line below). The second line below works fine. It is identical to the first line except I just copy the range showing all the variables exist.
I have checked in the watch window, arrActuals is Variant/Variant(). Adding .Value at the end of the first line did not solve the error either. Any ideas on why this is happening?
arrActuals = wkbOVHFile.Sheets(szAOPPage).Range(Cells(iStartCopy, IntActOVHCol), Cells(iEndCopy, IntActOVHCol))
wkbOVHFile.Sheets(szAOPPage).Range(Cells(iStartCopy, IntActOVHCol), Cells(iEndCopy, IntActOVHCol)).Copy
Cells without a qualifying worksheet object defaults to the active sheet, so your code fails when wkbOVHFile.Sheets(szAOPPage) is not the active sheet.
More robust like this:
Dim rng As Range
With wkbOVHFile.Sheets(szAOPPage)
Set rng = .Range(.Cells(iStartCopy, IntActOVHCol), _
.Cells(iEndCopy, IntActOVHCol))
End With
arrActuals = rng.Value
rng.Copy
I have two related problems. It seems like I don't have a library attached. I have searched and cannot find what I am missing. This is a call to a sub from a function that is called(referenced) in an Excel cell.
The syntax checker fails when I put an array in as a parameter like this which is taken from this VB Page
Sub EmptyValid210917 _
(RefData As String, RefRow As Integer, PhraseArray As String(,), _
DayIndex As Integer, EmptyCol As Boolean, ValidCol As Boolean)
The second related issue is the syntax check fails when I try to dim an array like this:
Dim ColOffset(,) As Integer
It will accept this:
Dim ColOffset(2, 2) As Integer
But does not accept loading as below which is taken from this VB Guide How To
Dim ColOffset(2, 2) As Integer = {{1,2},{3,4}}
Perhaps this is also related. When I call the max function. I get: Compile Error - Method or data member not found
FirstValidDay = Math.Max(1, 2)
Thank you for your help.
I'm sending a range into an array in VBA. But, when I try to reference parts of the array, I get a "Subscript Out of Range" error. I know that the range is successfully being transferred, because I can then send the array back into a different range.
Dim LastClmn() As Variant 'The last column of brake data
Set RangeSet = ws.Range("RJ2:RJ" & ii)
LastClmn() = RangeSet
Msgbox LastClmn(4)
Referencing a piece of the array is what causes the error
Try LastClmn(4,1)
I found it by using the Locals Window under View in the menu bar.
For certain, technical, reasons, we cannot use styles in word. In an effort to speed up applying global properties over and over, I've created a class that can read from a simple xml style-sheet. The sheet contains different "paragraphs." Each paragraph simply stores the paragraph properties that we use the most.
I'm used to C++ where I can use dynamic memory and I'm trying to replicate the behavior of a dynamically allocated array. However, when I attempt to re-dim I get the error message "Array arleady dimensioned."
My research on the MSDN suggests that in order to ReDim the array has to be Global or in the "general declaration context" This makes me think it might simply not be possible to do it in a class.
Excerpt from MSDN:
"You can use ReDim only at procedure level. Therefore, the declaration
context for the variable must be a procedure; it can't be a source
file, a namespace, an interface, a class, a structure, a module, or a
block."
I have attempted to search stack overflow for "Word VBA Array already dimensioned" and went through all 3 pages of results with no avail.
private type pStyle 'Definition removed because it's not needed
private Paragraphs(0) As pStyle 'Initially an empty array of paragraphs
later I have the following function
Public Function AddEmpty()
'Create space
count = count + 1
ReDim Preserve Paragraphs(count)
AddEmpty = count
End Function
Please let me know if any ideas. I would prefer to not have to "estimate" the number of paragraph styles we will need for each style sheet as every file is different.
Private Paragraphs(0) As ...
This is not an empty array, rather it is a fixed length array with 1 element.
For a dynamic array - one you will later redimension - just declare it as:
Private Paragraphs() As ...
Dim numbers(10) As Integer
MsgBox (UBound(numbers))
ReDim numbers(4)
MsgBox (UBound(numbers))
Above code will throw array-already-dimensioned. we can do like
ReDim numbers(10) As Integer
MsgBox (UBound(numbers))
ReDim numbers(4)
MsgBox (UBound(numbers))
In a class module named, I have
Private pARRactivityPred() As String
Public Property Let predArray(Value() As String)
pARRactivityPred = Value
End Property
And calling it:
record.predArray = Split(string1, ",")
However, i am not sure why i get the following error:
"Compile error: Definitions of property procedures for the same
property are inconsistent, or property procedure has an optional
parameter, a ParamArray, or an invalid set or final parameter"
Does anyone know whats going on?
This works:
Dim s() As String
s = Split("a,b,c,d", ",")
record.predArray = s
record.predArray expects a String array as input, but Split returns a Variant array, which causes a type mismatch error. Here I convert the output of Split to a String array and it works. This conversion can be done automatically using the assignment operator = as above, but it won't work through the input parameter of a procedure like predArray. The parameter has to be of the specific type specified in the procedure declaration: Value() As String.
I see that #mehow pressed the "answer" button a minute before I did :-) However I think that using a loop to convert from Variant array to String array like he does is unnecessarily long-winded.
However I am unable to reproduce your exact error. With your code I get a compile-time "type mismatch" error for the reasons outlined above -- not the error you describe.