"but for the life of me I can not find any documention on how to..."
The document says:
int ArrayBsearch()
Returns the index of the first occurrence of a value in the first dimension of array
You can zero a row, or you can shift all higher rows down, overwriting the row you want "deleted"
"but for the life of me I can not find any documention on how to..."
The document says:
int ArrayBsearch()
Returns the index of the first occurrence of a value in the first dimension of array
You can zero a row, or you can shift all higher rows down, overwriting the row you want "deleted"
Thank you for verifying that zeroing out a row is what I am looking for. I have read the ArrayBsearch() info and it doesn't document the method for removing a record. I suspected zeroing would be correct.
The docs also refer to two indexs. The row and the column indexes. Am I correct in assuming the index returned from ArrayBsearch is the row index?
Deane

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I"m sure this is a simple process that my mind can not seem to work out today so any help would be appreciated.
I have an Array that I want to put data in for each trade. New trade = new data to be a added to this Array. At some point I will want to remove the data representing an old trade. I know that ArrayBsearch is used to find a value in one of the cells but for the life of me I can not find any documention on how to determine which row that data was found in so that it can be modified. The search returns an "index" but which index is it, the one for the rows or the one for the columns?
Also, am I correct in thinking that changing all the fields in a given row to 0 would be the way to figuratively remove the row?
Any help will surely ease my headache!
Thank You,
Deane