You might try taking at look at the following:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vbcn7/html/
vbconArrays.asp

Visual Basic Language Concepts - Arrays

In here you'll find the following:

Multidimensional Arrays

In Visual Basic, you can declare arrays with up to 32 dimensions. 
For example, the following statement declares a two-dimensional 
array with 5 rows and 10 columns. 

Dim Rectangle(4, 9) As Single   ' (0) through (4), (0) through (9). 

The total number of elements is the product of the sizes of all the 
dimensions, in this case 50. 

The rank of an array is held in its Rank property, and the length of 
each dimension is returned by the GetLength method. The lowest subscript 
value for a dimension is always 0, and the highest subscript value is 
returned by the GetUpperBound method for that dimension. Note that the 
argument you pass to GetLength and GetUpperBound (the dimension for 
which you want the length or the highest subscript) is 0-based. 

Note   When you add dimensions to an array, the total storage needed 
by the array increases considerably, so use multidimensional and 
jagged arrays with care. 

You can efficiently process a multidimensional array by using nested 
For loops. For example, the following statements initialize every 
element in MatrixA to a value between 0 and 99, based on its location 
in the array. 

Dim I, J As Integer 
Dim MaxDim0, MaxDim1 As Integer   ' Highest subscripts, not lengths. 
Dim MatrixA(9, 9) As Double 
MaxDim0 = MatrixA.GetUpperBound(0)   ' Maximum for first dimension. 
MaxDim1 = MatrixA.GetUpperBound(1)   ' Maximum for second dimension. 
For I = 0 To MaxDim0 
   For J = 0 To MaxDim1 
      MatrixA(I, J) = (I * 10) + J 
   Next J 
Next I 

You can obtain the overall size of an array from its Length property. 
This holds the total number of elements currently contained in the 
array. 


Patrick Kennedy
 Rational Support


-----Original Message-----
From: Karen NG [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2002 7:39 AM
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hi all.

Does anyone know how to define a two-dimension array in the VB scripting
language?


Karen

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