You can delete an element, row, column, or page within an array programmatically. What you can delete depends on how many dimensions the array has. For example, you can delete a row or a column from an array of two or more dimensions. You can delete a page from an array of three or more dimensions.
Complete the following steps to delete elements, rows, columns, or pages in an array.
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Note The index input specifies from which element, row, column, or page you want to start deleting, with 0 being the first. The length input specifies the number of elements, rows, columns, or pages you want to delete. In the following table, n is the total number of elements, rows, columns, pages, or dimensions in the array. |
Array wired to n-dimension array | Deleting | Complete these steps. |
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1D array | Element(s) | Wire a value 1 through n to length. Wire a value 0 through n to index. |
2D array | Row(s) | Wire a value 1 through n to length. Wire a value 0 through n to index (row). |
Column(s) | Wire a value 1 through n to length. Wire a value 0 through n to index (column). | |
3D through nD array | Page(s) | Wire a value 1 through n to length. Wire a value 0 through n to index (page). |