Row 0 in Array

[Hobbyist]

Is there a "best" way for getting my data to start in row 0 in an array?  I have been using the attached code. What, if any, would be a short or quicker way to achieve my objective to only have data in the rows?  Is Redim so yesterday or resource hogging?

Thanks.

Hobbyist

Local $izero = 0, $sTemp

For $i = 0 To UBound( $aLogBUD2, 1) - 1
    $iDelete = 0

    For $j = 0 To UBound( $aLogBUD2, 2) - 1
        $aLogBUD2[ $izero][$j] =  $aLogBUD2[$i][$j]
        ;If  $aLogBUD2[$i][$j] == 0  Then $iDelete = 1  ; commented out until I think about need for it
        If   $aLogBUD2[$i][0] = "" Then $iDelete = 1

    Next
    If NOT $iDelete  Then  $izero += 1
Next

Redim  $aLogBUD2[ $izero][UBound( $aLogBUD2, 2) ]

[BrewManNH]

I'm not clear on what it is you're asking for. Are you just looking to delete lines if the first column is empty?

[t1ck3ts]

Im also a little confused, but i *THINK* he means he doesnt want the array count "[0]" but instead, have his first column start at "[0]"

As far as i can see, its only used with _FileReadToArray (and other such types) with the flag

$FRTA_NOCOUNT (0)

Edited August 29, 2014 by t1ck3ts

[Hobbyist]

Yeh I think my fingers were typing different than my thoughts. Sorry.

I have read the help files (always my starting point).

I can successfully read a file (csv) into an array - no problem there.

Followed some examples using Unbound and I think that is where my problem starts.

I always get my data starting in row 1 and not in row 0.  

So i went to deleting blank(s) with the above code.  I think if I was using the Unbound properly I wouldn't have to delete the row 0 in the first place.

Thanks

[BrewManNH]

Use _ArrayDelete and delete the first element of the array (0).

[jdelaney]

Or do For $I = 1 To...