I am using a vbscript to clone the partitions in a cube. And I found that the
in the cube, I cannot use "for each m in dsoNewPart.Measures", it just return
an empty one (strange) and quit the loop. The cube has 4 measures.

However, I can use for J= 1 to 4 to access the Measures. Should it started
from 0? Or I have a corrupted measure at subscript 0?

Btw, the dsoNewPart.Measures.Count return 4. And dsoNewPart.Measures(0)
return a void measure. But dsoNewPart.Measures(1) to dsoNewPart.Measures(4)
can get the right 4 measures.

"nick" wrote:

No, the indexing starts at 1

"For i = 1 to .whatever.count" is correct.

If you tried zero and it bombed, don't worry your cube isn't corrupted,
you'll just get something like a "subscript out of range" type error, but you
haven't phsyically harmed the cube in any way.


"nick" wrote: