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Specifying the Index Range of an Array

 
Sub ArrayExample() 
    Dim acWeeklySales(1 To 7) As Currency 
    Dim n As Integer 
    Dim sDay As String 

    acWeeklySales(1) = 55100.44 
    acWeeklySales(2) = 43666.43 
    acWeeklySales(3) = 67004.11 
    acWeeklySales(4) = 87121.29 
    acWeeklySales(5) = 76444.94 
    acWeeklySales(6) = 98443.84 
    acWeeklySales(7) = 87772.37 

    For n = 1 To 7 
        sDay = Choose(n, "Mon", "Tue", "Wed", "Thu","Fri", "Sat", "Sun") 
        Debug.Print"Sales for " & sDay & " were $" & acWeeklySales(n) 
    Next 

End Sub








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