Thanks Ralph. I guess, I will use loops. By the way, in VB is there any
way of using pointers for arrays, like C or Fortran. If so, then I can
pass the pointer.
VB ITSELF (i.e., built-in VB functions) cannot use pointers. They will only
be useful if you're passing them to API functions. So I would say
"technically" VB can't use pointers, especially when you tack on the
statement "like C or Fortran." Others may want to argue semantics....
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