As I understanding you. You want to increase the number of rows without moving any of the existing data.

Try reversing the row and column indexes. Instead of dimension them as

dimension myarray(2,10)

try

dimension myarray(10,2)

This will allow you to redimension the array the way you want.

Like:

dimnesion myarray(20,2)

>I know I have probably done this before, but I cannot locate any similar code. I have an array like so:
>
>myarray(1,1) ="Driver1 Violation1"
>myarray(1,2) ="Driver1 Violation2"
>myarray(1,3) ="Driver1 Violation3"
>myarray(1,4) ="Driver1 Violation4"
>myarray(1,5) ="Driver1 Violation5"
>myarray(1,6) ="Driver1 Violation6"
>myarray(1,7) ="Driver1 Violation7"
>myarray(1,8) ="Driver1 Violation8"
>myarray(1,9) ="Driver1 Violation9"
>myarray(1,10)="Driver1 Violation10"
>myarray(2,1) ="Driver2 Violation1"
>myarray(2,2) ="Driver2 Violation2"
>myarray(2,3) ="Driver2 Violation3"
>myarray(2,4) ="Driver2 Violation4"
>myarray(2,5) ="Driver2 Violation5"
>myarray(2,6) ="Driver2 Violation6"
>myarray(2,7) ="Driver2 Violation7"
>myarray(2,8) ="Driver2 Violation8"
>myarray(2,9) ="Driver2 Violation9"
>myarray(2,10)="Driver2 Violation10"
>
>I need to redimension this to 2,20 IF 1,11 -> 1,20 do not exist. The idea is to allow for 20 violations for Driver1, Driver2, etc (however many rows there are). I need to do this so it ends up like so:
>
>myarray(1,1) ="Driver1 Violation1"
>myarray(1,2) ="Driver1 Violation2"
>myarray(1,3) ="Driver1 Violation3"
>myarray(1,4) ="Driver1 Violation4"
>myarray(1,5) ="Driver1 Violation5"
>myarray(1,6) ="Driver1 Violation6"
>myarray(1,7) ="Driver1 Violation7"
>myarray(1,8) ="Driver1 Violation8"
>myarray(1,9) ="Driver1 Violation9"
>myarray(1,10)="Driver1 Violation10"
>myarray(1,11) =""
>myarray(1,12) =""
>myarray(1,13) =""
>myarray(1,14) =""
>myarray(1,15) =""
>myarray(1,16) =""
>myarray(1,17) =""
>myarray(1,18) =""
>myarray(1,19) =""
>myarray(1,20) =""
>myarray(2,1) ="Driver2 Violation1"
>myarray(2,2) ="Driver2 Violation2"
>myarray(2,3) ="Driver2 Violation3"
>myarray(2,4) ="Driver2 Violation4"
>myarray(2,5) ="Driver2 Violation5"
>myarray(2,6) ="Driver2 Violation6"
>myarray(2,7) ="Driver2 Violation7"
>myarray(2,8) ="Driver2 Violation8"
>myarray(2,9) ="Driver2 Violation9"
>myarray(2,10)="Driver2 Violation10"
>myarray(2,11) =""
>myarray(2,12) =""
>myarray(2,13) =""
>myarray(2,14) =""
>myarray(2,15) =""
>myarray(2,16) =""
>myarray(2,17) =""
>myarray(2,18) =""
>myarray(2,19) =""
>myarray(2,20) =""
>
>There must be a simple way to check for the existance of myarray(1,11) without it returning .T. if the array is currently dimensioned myarray(2,10) and (2,1) exists? Then of course, once I can successfully determine that myarray(1,11)-myarray(1,20) do not exist, I need to redimension it without shifting the values to the wrong row and column. I am obviously forgetting something basic here but I cannot think what it is.
>
>TIA,
>Tracy