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Returning IndexNumber of Array

cindy2
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I know this can''t be hard, but the examples of the Index of VB2005 are not clear to me. The google items I found weren't also very clear.

How can I make my array return the indexnumber of a certain value.

example:


Array(i) = 5

How can I get i for which Array(i) = 5 is true

Cindy
Sep 20 '07 #1
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kadghar
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I know this can''t be hard, but the examples of the Index of VB2005 are not clear to me. The google items I found weren't also very clear.

How can I make my array return the indexnumber of a certain value.

example:


Array(i) = 5

How can I get i for which Array(i) = 5 is true

Cindy
I dont know if there's a function that does that, but i think a FOR or a FOR EACH will do:

For i = lbound(array) to ubound(array)
if array(i) = 5 then msgbox (i)
next
Sep 20 '07 #2

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