need one little piece of code to allow me to find duplicate arrays

[raphael001]

In my Visual Basic program I'm just trying to find duplicate values entered into an array from an inputbox, but i can't seem to get the coding right on the final part to check for duplicate values already entered. Any help would be greatly appreciated. This is what i have so far except the code to check for duplicate values:

[CODE=vb]Dim intarray() As Integer
Dim intindex As Integer
Dim intcount As Integer
Dim intsearch As Integer
Dim intlow As Integer, inthigh As Integer
intlow = -32676
inthigh = 32676
ReDim intarray(intlow To inthigh)

For intindex = LBound(intarray ) To UBound(intarray )
Do
intnumber = InputBox("Enter a number:", "Enter number")
If intnumber < 1 Or intnumber > 99 Then
MsgBox "Please enter numbers only between 1 and 99"
End If
intarray(intind ex) = intnumber
intcount = intcount + 1
lstnums.AddItem intnumber
Loop Until 'duplicate is found
Next intindex
lbldisplay.Capt ion = "Duplicate number after " & intcount & " times."

End Sub[/CODE]

[jg007]

In my Visual Basic program I'm just trying to find duplicate values entered into an array from an inputbox, but i can't seem to get the coding right on the final part to check for duplicate values already entered. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

what about doing a bubble / shell sort then running throught the values comparing them to the next one in the array, the only problem would be if you did not want the values sorted

here is a link for shell sort which can be ammended to sort text instead of numbers although for some reason it only seems to work once the array is at least 5 long

http://www.dreamincode.net/code/snippet857.htm

[Killer42]

The sort seems a bit over the top, since it will have to comapre all the values at least once anyway.

Just do a nested loop. For example...

[CODE=vb]Dim I As Long, J As Long
For I = 1 To SizeOfArray - 1
For J = I + 1 To SizeOfArray
If Array(I) = Array(J) Then
DuplicateFlag = True
Exit For
End If
Next
If DuplicateFlag Then Exit For
Next
[/CODE]This is just off the top of my head, don't take it as Gospel. :)