Johnny Andersson wrote:
The issue is that getDataArray() returns an array of arrays to handle the two dimensions. So it looks more like: Kunder=Array(array("a"), array("b"), array("c")) which is why you get an error when using addItems.
So if the data were in a row you could do something like: Ctl.addItems(Kunder(0),0)
If they are in a column then a loop to either create a one dimensional array then addItems or addItem.
By the way you don't need to create a cursor. Range.getDataArray will work.
Well, I will remember that. I guess that's what happens when learning from examples.
Do you know it there is a way to do this without using a loop or do I just have to give that idea up? The point in my case is, that those 13 rows in my example might grow a lot so speed is kind of relevant, especially since I am using a slow P2 450 MHz PC (which was very quick in early 1999.... ;D )
I think that you pretty much need to use a loop. GetDataArray is pretty fast, however...
Yes, I know, but I still can't understand what getDataArray returns! I entered the following...
Sub addItemsComboBoxKund
Dim Ctl As Object
Dim Doc, Sheet, Cell, Range, Cursor As Object
Dim AntalKunder, Varv As Integer
Dim Kunder As Variant
Doc=StarDesktop.CurrentComponent
Sheet=Doc.Sheets.getByName("Kunder")
Cell=Sheet.getCellByPosition(8,1)
AntalKunder=Cell.Value Range=Sheet.getCellRangeByPosition(1,1,1,AntalKunder)
Kunder=Range.getDataArray() Ctl=Dlg.getControl("ComboBoxKund")
'and so on...
End SubI defined a break point at "Ctl=Dlg.getControl("ComboBoxKund")" and then I checked some values in the Watch window.
I tried most things, like Kunder, Kunder (0), Kunder (0,0) but all of them were shown as <?>.
So HOW do I get something useful from getDataArray()?
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