ArrayWorkshop is what I like to think of as the 'Leibnitzian' approach to multidimensional arrays: formulaic beyond 3 dimensions. Most of the functions allow you to target the dimension in which you want processing to be done. It shouldn't take too long to figure out how this works after you've run some examples. _ArrayAttach treats multidimensional arrays as if they were lego bricks - any array can be attached regardless of bounds or dimensions.
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This UDF is starting to take shape. I have added three new functions _DeleteDimension(), _ExtractRegion() and _SearchArray(). The example below shows the intended use of all of three functions. This covers a small flexible subset of those features I consider programmatically useful, and particularly relevant to my own projects. Who wants to mess about trying to get all that array syntax right when you can just let a function do most of the tedious work for you?
Fruit Cube
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