To assume that 1 is the lower index for your arrays

 
Option Base 1

1.	Get the element in an array by index
2.	Declaring a static array is similar to declaring a variable
3.	Override the Option Base setting by specifically setting the lower bound in the array declaration
4.	Declaring and Working with Fixed Arrays
5.	Declaring array and setting bounds
6.	Arrays are typically initialized inside a loop
7.	Use the For Each...Next to assign value to an array
8.	Use count function to count array
9.	Use count function to sum array
10.	Using a One-Dimensional Array
11.	Define and use multidimensional array
12.	Create an Array, assign value and use Loop to show its value
13.	Use LBound and UBound in for statement
14.	Using a Two-Dimensional Array and Reference its elements
15.	Understanding Errors in Arrays
16.	Function Parameter type: Array
17.	Assign range to an array
18.	Declaring a static array is similar to declaring a variable, with one small exception
19.	Multidimensional arrays
20.	Sorts the List array in ascending order
21.	Sorting an Array
22.	Searching through an Array
23.	Fill array by using a nested For- Next loop.
24.	Referencing Elements in a Multi-dimensional Array
25.	Convert number to String by using Array
26.	Specifying the Index Range of an Array

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