Hi, I have an array called Runer which I redim(1 to 5, 1 to idex),
Idex bieng the number of times I count through certain scenarios. I
then use:
j = 1
For x = (UBound(Runner, 2) - (LowAve - 1)) To UBound(Runner, 2)
low(j) = Runner(1, x)
j = j + 1
Next x

this value (LowAve - 1) is the number of values I wish to average.
This works perfect, it takes the last 'x' values (15 here) in the
Runner array, column 1, and puts then into low(array). Im then using
Average = Application.WorksheetFunction.Average(low) to get the
Average. My question, is it possible to to do this directly with the
runner array and avoid tranfering the data to low array. Possibly
ending up with something like
Average = Application.WorksheetFunction.Average(Runner(the last 15
values in col 1)).
Regards Robert

this should happen so fast, that I can't see any reason to change it.

No, I doubt there is a direct way to do that with just available array
features.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"RobcPettit" wrote:

> Hi, I have an array called Runer which I redim(1 to 5, 1 to idex),
> Idex bieng the number of times I count through certain scenarios. I
> then use:
> j = 1
> For x = (UBound(Runner, 2) - (LowAve - 1)) To UBound(Runner, 2)
> low(j) = Runner(1, x)
> j = j + 1
> Next x
>
> this value (LowAve - 1) is the number of values I wish to average.
> This works perfect, it takes the last 'x' values (15 here) in the
> Runner array, column 1, and puts then into low(array). Im then using
> Average = Application.WorksheetFunction.Average(low) to get the
> Average. My question, is it possible to to do this directly with the
> runner array and avoid tranfering the data to low array. Possibly
> ending up with something like
> Average = Application.WorksheetFunction.Average(Runner(the last 15
> values in col 1)).
> Regards Robert
>
>

Thankyou for your answer. It happens fast enouhg for my needs. Nice to
know if I doing it efficiently though. Thankyou
Regards Robert