Array Refrencing

[coolcurrent]

I have an array as below:

.  [B]A   B   C   D   E[/B]
[B]A[/B]  0   10  20  30  40

[B]B[/B]  10  0   15  20  30

[B]C[/B]  20  15  0   25  30

[B]D[/B]  30  20  25  0   40

[B]E[/B]  40  30  30  40  0

I also have 2 variables named;

(1) TOO (to indicate Row)
(2) FROM (to indicate column)

I want my variable to be the reference for my array
e.g if TOO= 1
FROM=2
would return 10 (A,B)

TOO= 3
FROM=4
would return 25 (C,D)


TOO= 3
FROM=5
would return 30 (C,E)

How can I do this please?

[RedSon]

I want my variable to be the refrence for my array
e.g if TOO= 1
FROM=2
would return 10 (A,B)

TOO= 3
FROM=4
would return 25 (C,D)


TOO= 3
FROM=5
would return 30 (C,E)

How can I do this Please

What if you did it like this: TOO = 'C' and FROM = 'D' and you made your array two dimensional? How easy would it be then? All you would have to do is access your array at index [TOO, FROM] and you would have your answer.

[Killer42]

I have an array as below ...

Your description basically sounds like the definition of a two-dimensional array.

However, are you saying that you actually have letters "A", etc. for the index values? If so, converting them to numbers is easy enough. There are various techniques you could employ, but probably the simplest is to subtract 64 (or 65) from the ASCII value of the letter. For example, try typing this in VB's immediate window...
[CODE=vb]PRINT ASC("A") - 64[/CODE]The reason I mentioned 65 is that a number of people prefer to begin arrays at zero rather than one. I don't, but thought I should mention it.