Method # Arrays.LastRowIndex ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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This item was deprecated in version 2020r2. Please use `Arrays.LastIndex` as a replacement.
## Description Returns the row index of the last row of the array. The optional parameter allows you to get the last row index of a specific dimension if the array is multi-dimensional. ## Usage *result* = *array*.**LastRowIndex**(index) | Part | Type | Description | |-----------|------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | result | `Integer` | The index of the last element in the array specified. | | array | Array of any data type | The array whose last element number you want. | | dimension | `Integer` | Relevant only for multi-dimensional arrays. Used to specify the dimension for which you want the last row index. | ## Notes All arrays are indexed starting at position 0. Arrays can have a maximum index value of 2,147,483,646. For multi-dimensional arrays, LastRowIndex returns the index of the last row of the dimension you specify, or, if you do not specify a dimension, it returns the value for the first dimension. The first dimension is numbered 1. ## Sample code This code replaces each occurrence of X in an array with Y. ``` xojo For i As Integer = names.FirstRowIndex To names.LastRowIndex If names(i) = "X" Then names(i) = "Y" End If Next ``` --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The following code returns -1 because the newly-declared array has no elements: ``` xojo Var i() As Integer Var j As Integer j = i.LastRowIndex ``` --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The following code of a 2-dimensional array returns 5 in the variable i and 3 in the variable j (remember that the first dimension is numbered 1). ``` xojo Var i, j As Integer Var aNames (5, 3) As String i = aNames.LastRowIndex j = aNames.LastRowIndex(2) ``` ## Compatibility All project types on all supported operating systems. ## See also `Arrays` parent class; `Var` statement; `Arrays` concept; `ParamArray` keyword, `Arrays.FirstIndex` method