After I store a series of MS Scripting Runtime libraries using a array of objects Working on array cells as necessary and for loop through the process of making all these entries is one of my problems is that when using the Near debugging indicates that the key is being added to the dictionary at the beginning of the loop, even if no I've tried a few different configurations, but here is a simple example that fails: , where each cell contains a string / unique ID, on the statement, the code is returning first, even on the first iteration. In one? ??? For the scripting runtime it says, "If the key is not available when trying to return an existing item, a new key is created and its related object is left empty." ... and yes, again debugging in a loop, it appears that even before the '.exists' function pops out of the sky also appears. Everything's fine ... Instead of trying to add the items that have been added now: ... just set the empty object to its new one on its head: then your code gets blocked: I search again each "VBA then again this" feature "on" Am I you intend to store what is happening with its effects can also see if you have new keys by adding a memory leak. .exists property, this object is returned This is returning to
true before doing so.
.add command is used and does not use it until the end will go . Loop
dTotals = new Set as dim dTotals Dictionary dTotals.CompareMode = BinaryCompare then set whether each cell in rAppID dTotals.Exists (cell) rAppIDCells = Find_Range (sales, rAppID) set rAppIDValues = rAppIDCells.Offset (0, 6) dAppIDTotal = WorksheetFunction.Sum (rAppIDValues) dTotals.Add key = sales. Value, item: = DPIDtool and if the next cell
dTotals.Add key: = cell.Value, Item: = DAppIDTotal
dTotals (cell.Value) = dAppIDTotal < / Code>
if not set dTotals.Exists (cell) then set rAppIDCells = Find_Range (cell, rAppID) rAppIDValues = RAppIDCells.Offset (0, 6) dAppIDTotal = WorksheetFunction.Sum (rAppIDValues) dTotals (cell.Value) = dAppIDTotal end then
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