
VBA
Sub xx()Dim d As Object, c As Range Set d = CreateObject("scripting.Dictionary") Set c = Range(b5:u20) n = c.Count For i = 1 To n x = c.Item(i) d(x) = d(x) + 1 Next k = d.Keys t = d.Items ReDim a(0 To UBound(k)) For i = 0 To UBound(a) a(i) = i Next For i = 1 To UBound(a) For j = UBound(a) To i Step -1 If t(a(j)) > t(a(j - 1)) Then tmp = a(j) a(j) = a(j - 1) a(j - 1) = tmp End If NextEnd SubThe above code is a
VBA macro written in Microsoft
excel that performs the following tasks:1. Creates a dictionary object and a range object.2. Sets the two objects to specific values.3. The dictionary is initialized with the number of elements in the range as its capacity.4. A loop is used to iterate through all elements in the range and add them to the dictionary, incrementing their count by 1.5. The keys and values of the dictionary are stored in
Arrays called k and t respectively.6. The values in the range are used to populate the array t, and the index array k is created based on the values in t.7. For loop is used to sort the elements in the array t in ascending order.8. Another for loop is used to compare consecutive elements in the sorted array t and swap them if necessary.9. The sorted array t is used as a lookup table for the values in a.10. Finally, a loop is used to loop through each element in a, and for each element it loops through all elements from its current position until the beginning of the array (step size -1) to find the next element greater than its current position.This code performs a range of operations including sorting and rearrangement of elements in an array based on their values. It can be useful in situations where specific arrangements or orderings need to be m
AInt
AIned within an array.