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| Property/method value type: | User defined | |||
| JavaScript syntax: | IE | myVBArray.getItem(anIndex) | ||
| IE | myVBArray.getItem(anIndex1, anIndex2, ...) | |||
| Argument list: | anIndex | A reference to an item in the array | ||
| anIndexN | As many dimensions as are required to address the required item | |||
This acessor method is used to extract the values from cells within the array. You cannot address the cells directly as you would with a native JavaScript array, although you can convert the VBArray to a native JavaScript array. Be careful though with multi-dimensional arrays.
You can use the dimensions() method to find out how many axes there are for addressing a multidimensional array. The lbounds() and ubounds() methods can be used to determine the extent of those axes.
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