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Use Ubound() to get the size of the arrays, Global/Local to create the new 2D array, then one For/Next loop nested inside the another to copy the data from the two 1D arrays into the new 2D array. Take a shot at it and post your code if you need more help.

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My mind tells me to write this:

#include<array.au3>


Global $array1[5] = ["A","B","C","D","E"]
Global $array2[5] = [1,2,3,4,5]

$s = UBound($array1)

global $array3[$s][2]

for $i = 0 to $s
$array3[$i][1] = $array1[$i]
$array3[$i][2] = $array2[$i]
next


_arraydisplay($array3)

...but (of course) it's not right ;))

Any ideea about what can be wrong?

Edit: I've got it, it has to be:

for $i = 0 to $s -1
$array3[$i][0] = $array1[$i]
$array3[$i][1] = $array2[$i]
next

Thank you a lot for your help!!!

Happy New Year! :evil:

Edited by Kiti
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