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Category: General VBA/VB6 : Searching and Sorting
Description: Searching in and sorting strings and arrays

Module: modSearch

Search routines

Procedure Name

Type

Description

(Declarations) Declarations Declarations and private variables for the modSearch module
BinarySearchVariant Procedure Use a binary search to find a value in an array. The array must be zero based and sorted for this procedure to function correctly. Please note that this function works on arrays of variants, but not a variant array.
LinearSearchVariant Procedure Use a binary search to find a value in an array. The array must be zero based and sorted for this procedure to function correctly. Please note that this function works on arrays of variants, but not a variant array.
LinearSearchVariantUnsorted Procedure Use a linear search to find a value in an array. This function is not optimized for sorted data. See LinearSearchVariant for a function that is optimized for Sorted Data. The array must be zero based and sorted for this procedure to function correctly. Please note that this function works on arrays of variants, but not a variant array.
Soundex Procedure Returns a Soundex key for the supplied string. The soundex algorithm is based on the principle that English words can be distinguished solely by their consonants. The soundex algorithm generates a four character key based on the first character of the word, followed by the consonants contained in that word. Soundex assigns one of seven values to English letters. A value of zero indicates that the letter will be dropped from the key. In addition, repeated values are also removed from the key. The following transformation is used for soundex:

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