How can I copy dynamic array to static?

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double value_eUp[];
double value_eDown[]; 
 ArrayResize(value_eUp,500);
   ArrayResize(value_eDown,500);
   ArraySetAsSeries(value_eUp,true);
   ArraySetAsSeries(value_eDown,true);
int h = iCustom(_Symbol,_Period,"Indicator",Input1,Input2);
   for(int l=0; l<500; l++) {
        CopyBuffer(h,3,0,500,eUp);
         CopyBuffer(h],4,0,500,eDown);
            if(eUp[l]!=0 || eDown[l]!=0) {
               value_eUp[l] = NormalizeDouble(eUp[l],(int)SymbolInfoInteger(_Symbol,SYMBOL_DIGITS));
               value_eDown[l] = NormalizeDouble(eDown[l],(int)SymbolInfoInteger(_Symbol,SYMBOL_DIGITS));

               if(_Symbol=="AUDCAD") {
                  Print(value_eUp[l]);
               }
            }
         }

When I print the value_eUp[l] it prints dynamic values for 500 bars for e.g. 3001,3002,3003

but I want this to convert value_eUp[l]  into static array so it can be accessed as a global variable outside for loop

double value_up = {0.0}
double value_down = {0.0}

so it prints statically in a variable double 

How can i do that

[William Roeder]

Arpit T: t I want this to convert value_eUp[l]  into static array so it can be accessed as a global variable outside for loop

So do it. Move the array outside. All globally declared variables are static.

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William Roeder #:

So do it. Move the array outside. All globally declared variables are static.

when I move, it does not print variable values and only print a single value

[William Roeder]

Arpit T #: when I move, it does not print variable values and only print a single value

Printing has nothing to do with moving the array. If you want to print multiple values, code it to do so.