As Bonnie already suggested, you could create a class for storing your multi-column values as properties and then store that class in the ArrayList. Or, why not just store the actual parameter object in the array list?

HTH,
Chad

>>You could use an ArrayList instead. I typically use ArrayLists over Arrays or the new generic List in 2005. I believe the ArrayList has a Clear method also (in response to your other post).
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>Yes, but as I replied to Bonnie, I thought I wouldn't be able to use columns on an arraylist. I will have to check again.