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|    Steve Gerrard to Paul M. Cook    |
|    Re: Null values in variant array    |
|    24 Feb 06 19:01:41    |
   
   From: mynamehere@comcast.net   
      
   "Paul M. Cook" wrote in message   
   news:w1NLf.92$pE4.64@trnddc04...   
   > Let's say you have a CSV file and you load it into a variant array using the   
   > split function on VBCrLF. Then you load a variable with the line count and   
   > loop through the array for 0 to line count. This works well unless you have   
   > blank lines at the end of the CSV file. Now if you process the loop, you'll   
   > get an out of bounds subscript at the end of the loop because you are   
   > referencing null values at the end of the variant array.   
   >   
   > How would you go about stripping the extraneous CRLFs from the end of the   
   > file?   
   >   
      
   If it is just an out of bounds subscript, then use UBound(MyArray) instead of   
   the line count. That will tell you how many actual array entries you have.   
      
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