Public array to shuffle values between subroutines?
How do I get a public array whose values are set within a subroutine and do not get cleared at the end of the sub in which they were set?
I tried to get:
Public GlobalArray() as Variant
Sub One()
ReDim GlobalArray(0 to 2)
GlobalArray=Array("0","1","2")
End Sub
Sub Two()
Check = GlobalArray(2)
End Sub
such that Check = 2, but I get thrown an error in sub Two complaining about a lack of values in GlobalArray (in fact, even sub One complains that there is no GlobalArray to put things in).
Basically, I h开发者_Python百科ave a procedure (One) pulling data from disparate sources, doing some stuff with it, letting the user do some things in Excel, and then running a new subroutine (Two) that uses both the user's input and some of the arrays from sub One.
The Public GlobalArray() variable must be declared in a module. It will not work if it is declared at the top of either a Worksheet or the ThisWorkbook module. Try:
'// Must be declared in a module
Public GlobalArray() As Integer
'// These routines can be in worksheet/thisworkbook modules along side events etc Or in a module
Sub One()
ReDim GlobalArray(0 To 2)
GlobalArray(0) = 0
GlobalArray(1) = 1
GlobalArray(2) = 2
End Sub
Sub Two()
check = GlobalArray(2)
MsgBox (check)
End Sub
Instead of a public variable you could pass it to the second function:
Sub One()
Dim GlobalArray(0 To 2) As Integer
GlobalArray(0) = 0
GlobalArray(1) = 1
GlobalArray(2) = 2
Two GlobalArrayToMe:=GlobalArray
End Sub
Sub Two(ByRef GlobalArrayToMe() As Integer)
check = GlobalArrayToMe(2)
MsgBox (check)
End Sub
This is not VBA and won't compile: GlobalArray=("0","1","2")
You could instead use: GlobalArray = Array("0", "1", "2")
but that requires declaring Public GlobalArray() As Variant
Otherwise assign the array elements one by one as in @Readfidy's answer.
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