>PMFJI, but I have seen several posts now with differing data. Are you trying to specify an array property with a dimension of 1,0 or are you specifying a valid subscript in the column position?
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>Even though the property sheet displays array properties with a 0 in the column, this is for display purposes only. To specify an array with no columns, simply use myArray[1] (no second subscript). If you want multiple columns in your array, then specify a non-zero value.
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>Replacing the column with the dot simply made the array a 1-dimensional array because you used 1.0 or 1 as the dimension.


Larry, you are correct. If you try to do it as 1,0 you get an invalid name. 1,1 works OK, too.


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>>Hi Roi,
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>>I have tried several words - it's the same. But as I've mentioned - in a later mail..., myarray(1.0) works, but myarray(1,0) doesn't only dot as difference, comma doesn't work. I do not understand that.
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>>Lasse
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>>>Hi Lasse,
>>>
>>>I can add a new property to class just like it says without a problem.
>>>
>>>Is MyArray[10,2] what you are actually trying to add? Maybe the array name you are using is reserved word and that's causing the problem.
>>>
>>>>Hi All,
>>>>
>>>>I have a problem,
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>>>>I would like to make an array property. In my help topic it says: