EWUMISC371 via Twitter 05:36 PM  02/07/10 reply  |  re-tweet

PHP will build the array as you go. If $I (Msgs, Twts) = 4 and you ask for/put something in $MIG (Msgs, Twts)[$I (Msgs, Twts)+1] it adds a new cell for you.

elisemburton1 via Twitter 05:29 PM  02/07/10 reply  |  re-tweet

@EWUMISC371 $MIG (Msgs, Twts)[$IDON (Msgs, Twts)'tknow]? You want to have the [] refer to "cells" 1-5 or whatever right? Am i following the analogy correctly?

EWUMISC371 via Twitter 05:22 PM  02/07/10 reply  |  re-tweet

$I (Msgs, Twts) is the name of the row in the spreadsheet $MIG (Msgs, Twts)[$I (Msgs, Twts)]. The actual value of the money is what's stored in $MIG (Msgs, Twts)[$I (Msgs, Twts)].

EWUMISC371 via Twitter 05:20 PM  02/07/10 reply  |  re-tweet

You don't have an array called 'periods' any more. It's now $MONEYIGOT (Msgs, Twts)[], which I'll call $MIG (Msgs, Twts)[]. $MIG (Msgs, Twts)[] is the name of the spreadsheet.

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