Array with 2 values

suvidha

How do i use array with 2 values in NAV?

Sandeep_Prajapati

suvidha wrote:

How do i use array with 2 values in NAV?

I didn't get you.. :shock: need some example..

suvidha

i mean Array[j].
i wanna store 2 values in an array.

Malajlo

Dimensions property of variable should be in X;Y (array 3x2 is then 3;2)
Use as

Array[1][1] := 'VALUE'

Belias

Search online help in nav for "Dimensions", you will find that you can create a multidimensional array writing for example
4;8
in dimension property of the variable...

suvidha

Thank you..
but how do i assign values into them?
can u plz give example??

Belias

array[1][1] := a;
array[1][2] := b;
array[2][1] := c;

etc....

maybe you'll need some
For i
For j
.....

cycle

Sandeep_Prajapati

An n-dimensonal array can be imlplemented using one-dimension array.
For a 2-dimension array, try to implement following

Array1[j] is equivalent to Array2[i*j];

anuragatish

Sandeep Prajapati wrote:

An n-dimensonal array can be imlplemented using one-dimension array.
For a 2-dimension array, try to implement following

Array1[j] is equivalent to Array2[i*j];

ka malik....kaise hain

Belias

Sandeep Prajapati wrote:

An n-dimensonal array can be imlplemented using one-dimension array.
For a 2-dimension array, try to implement following

Array1[j] is equivalent to Array2[i*j];

:shock: :shock:

it's not true!
array[i*j] means that element [3][2] will overwrite element [2][3]...
btw...you CAN create multidimensional arrays in nav (arrays or arraies? :oops: )

suvidha

is there any standard object using multidimensional array??

garak

Do you doesn't understand it how to use an array with more than one dimension :?:

Take a look in Form 223 Resource Statistics

Regards

suvidha

ThankQ..........

kriki

As far as I remember, Navision can use up to 10 dimensions with a maximum of 1.000.000 (or 1.000.000.000) elements.
The variable-definition is as follows : In the Dimensions-property you have to define the dimensions as follows : N or N;M or N;M;O ....

To reference an element, you do as follows:
arrayElement[n] or arrayElement[n,m] or arrayElement[n,m,o].

Sandeep_Prajapati

Belias wrote:

Sandeep Prajapati wrote:

An n-dimensonal array can be imlplemented using one-dimension array.
For a 2-dimension array, try to implement following

Array1[j] is equivalent to Array2[i*j];

:shock: :shock:

it's not true!
array[i*j] means that element [3][2] will overwrite element [2][3]...
btw...you CAN create multidimensional arrays in nav (arrays or arraies? :oops: )

Belias is correct , ... Array1[j] is not equivalent to Array2[i*j];[/quote].. It was a mistake.

Suppose we have defined an Array1[m,n].... then referencing [i,j]th element in the array by implementing Array2[(i-1)*n + j)].
what I mean is Array1[i,j] is equivalent to Array2[(i-1)*n + j]

and true, we CAN create multidimensional arrays 8) in nav (the default one already in NAV)... O:)