finally , that was easy to implement (nearly the same as for single dimension Arrays)

try this :

code:

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break on cls
call "path\SortArray.udf"
dim $array[5]
$array[0] = "Stuttgart","jpols","Member No.",611
$array[1] = "Houston","Bryce","Member No.",600
$array[2] = "Toronto","Shawn","Member No.",173
$array[3] = "Brisbane","cj","Member No.",677
$array[4] = "Jyvaeskylae","Lonkero","Member No.",2306
$array = SortArray($array,1,4)   ;ascending depending on Member No. ($array[x][3])
for $rc = 0 to ubound($array)
	for $col = 0 to ubound($array[$rc])
		at($rc*2,$col*15)$array[$rc][$col]
	next
next
get $

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will return (No rating by any means ) :

code:

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Toronto        Shawn          Member No.     173
Houston        Bryce          Member No.     600
Stuttgart      jpols          Member No.     611
Brisbane       cj             Member No.     677
Jyvaeskylae    Lonkero        Member No.     2306

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Jochen

P.S.: Brian , are you interested in this ?

[ 09 July 2001: Message edited by: jpols ]

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