The most basic way to ask my question if there is anyway of doing this
would be a program that did:

Dim test1 = 1
Dim test2 = 2
Dim test3 = 3

for i = 1 to 3
    print testi
next i

Well this presents problems because it wont treat the i as a number,
is there anyway of doing this? Thank you.

Eric wrote:
> 
> The most basic way to ask my question if there is anyway of doing this
> would be a program that did:
> 
> Dim test1 = 1
> Dim test2 = 2
> Dim test3 = 3
> 
> for i = 1 to 3
>     print testi
> next i

You were close; all you need is brackets:

dim test(3) as integer
test(1) = 1
test(2) = 2
test(3) = 3

for i = 1 to 3
     print test(i)
next i

> 
> Well this presents problems because it wont treat the i as a number,
> is there anyway of doing this? Thank you.

"Eric" <erickit@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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> The most basic way to ask my question if there is anyway of doing this
> would be a program that did:
>
> Dim test1 = 1
> Dim test2 = 2
> Dim test3 = 3
>
> for i = 1 to 3
>     print testi
> next i
>
> Well this presents problems because it wont treat the i as a number,
> is there anyway of doing this? Thank you.

Not sure of the exact dialect you're looking for but:

DIM test (1 to 3)
test(1)=1
test(2)=2
test(3)=3

for i = 1 to 3
    print test(i)
next i

HK