ERASE(arraylist) |
Reinitialises the elements of an array. |
arraylist | The name of the array. |
REMARKS |
* The "arraylist" can be a single array variable or can be multiple array variables, separated by a comma. * This subroutine basically deletes all the current elements and replaces them with either 0 or a zero length string (""). * If the array is an array of Variants then the elements are set to Empty. * If the array is an array of Objects then the elements are set to Nothing. * This subroutine behaves slightly differently depending on the type of array (either a fixed size or dynamic). No memory is recovered. * A dynamic array will need to use the ReDim statement again before any elements can be added. * A static (or fixed size) array will be filled with blank elements. * After using the Erase statement on a variable length array you must use the ReDim subroutine to redeclare the dimensions of the array. * You can use the ARRAY function to return an array containing the given values. * For more information, refer to the Arrays > Erase Statement page. * For the Microsoft documentation refer to learn.microsoft.com |
Erase ArrayName
Erase ArrayName1, ArrayName2, ArrayName3
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