Upper Bound Of Array

Hi all :wave:
How to found the upper bound of the array without using the redim value
Check the code error in the command 2 click then how to solve this error without using the value of the text1.text

VB Code:

Dim A() As Integer
Private Sub Command1_Click()
Dim I As Integer
ReDim A(Val(Text1.Text))
For I = 0 To Text1.Text
    A(I) = I * 1
Next
End Sub
Private Sub Command2_Click()
'Without Using the value of Text1.Text How we founnd the UpperBound Of Array A
'I Want
For I = 0 To [B]A.ubound 'Error Here[/B] :confused: 
    MsgBox A(I)
Next
End Sub

Hope you all understand the problem I have a lot of array and I want to know the ubound value at run time without saving the other value
Thanks

VB Code:

Debug.Print UBound(A)

Shouldnt that be ubound(a) ?? and btw fir command1_click the line
for i=0 to text1.text is wrong it should be val(text1.text)

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Originally Posted by Shuja Ali

VB Code:

Debug.Print UBound(A)

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Thanks but I want random value from the saved array, so what to do? :wave:

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Originally Posted by shakti5385

Thanks but I want random value from the saved array, so what to do? :wave:

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:confused: I don't understand what bearing this has on the orginal question.

A random value may not always be, in fact, may never be, it upper boundary.

your code in the first post doesn't make any sense at all.

you're creating an array of integers where A(1) = 1, A(2) = 2 etc., so in order to get the member which has the value 2 you have to access the member with index 2 and hence you already know the number - why bother with the array????? :confused:

try this one

VB Code:

Dim A(5) As String
 
Private Sub Command1_Click()
Dim index As Integer
Math.Randomize
index = Math.Rnd * UBound(A)
MsgBox A(index)
End Sub
 
Private Sub Form_Load()
Dim i As Integer
For i = 0 To UBound(A)
A(i) = "Item " & i
Next i
End Sub

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Originally Posted by bushmobile

your code in the first post doesn't make any sense at all.

you're creating an array of integers where A(1) = 1, A(2) = 2 etc., so in order to get the member which has the value 2 you have to access the member with index 2 and hence you already know the number - why bother with the array????? :confused:

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I AM MAKING THE ARRAY BECAUSE I AM USING MORE THEN 2 array in my project, what’s happening that I am finding the teacher code related to the class code, and next I am finding the value of subject code related to the teacher code so I need the upper bound of the array.
But now I want random subject code related to the teacher’s code so I want to get the random value from the saved array.
Thanks

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Originally Posted by balajikandaswamy

Did my answer solve ur problems?

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Your effort is good but i am thinking that how to apply
Thanks :thumb: