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Multi-dimensional arrays have had me confused for a time now. When =
defining an array <CFSET arrayVar =3D ArrayNew(3)>, I find that I lose =
many Array*() functions due to my 3 dimensional array. My ultimate goal =
is to set the 3D array; the first dimension having a number series =
(e.g.1063-2062), the second a fixed number (e.g. 123456), and the third =
having a letter designator (e.g. "A"). After which, I wish to find the =
minimum number in the first dimension and the maximum =
(ArrayMin(arrayVal), ArrayMax(arrayVal)). The problem with this =
demonstration is that the array is multidimensional, so the definition =
of the array as a whole will not work if I want to get the numbers from =
the first dimension only. Any ideas?
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