Two-dimensional arrays

A two-dimensional array has two subscripts to identify each element.

Example:

The three monthly sales totals for six salesmen are set up in a two-dimensional array called 'SALES'.

  January February March
John Sykes £450 £320 £520
Linda Judge £180 £220 £460
Sam Good £620 £650 £710
Lynn Horton £460 £420 £380
Jim Talbot £120 £210 £190
Lucy King £420 £380 £550

There are 6 rows and 3 columns
(The grey headings are not part of the array - they are headings for us to understand the meaning of the array)

SALES[2,1] would be '£650' (Row 3, Column 2).