Duplicate declaration in current scope

serenomoreno3

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So I'm taking a civil engineering course and the teacher is teaching us some coding.
Not getting deep into the subject of the class, i'm trying to run this code but I keep getting a "Duplicate declaration in current scope" and keep getting the first line of the code in yellow.

I don't know how coding works and the one I wrote is based on what the teacher made. Any help to understand/fix this would be appreciated.



Sub Linea_Influencia()
Dim P, L As Double
Dim x(10), b(20), x(10, 10), M(10, 10) As Double

P = Worksheets("Lineas de Influencia").Cells(2, 2).Value
L = Worksheets("Lineas de Influencia").Cells(3, 2).Value

For i = 0 To 10
a(i) = i / 10 * L
b(i) = L - a(i)
Next i

For i = 0 To n
For j = 0 To 10
x(j) = j / 10 * L

If x(j) <= a(i) Then
V(i, j) = P * b(i) / L
M(i, j) = P * b(i) * x(j) / L
Else
V(i, j) = P * b(i) / L - P
M(i, j) = P * b(i) / L - P * (x(j) - a(i))
End If

Next j

Next i

For i = 0 To 10
Worksheets("Lineas de Influencia").Cells(10 + i, 1).Value = a(i)
Worksheets("Lineas de Influencia").Cells(25 + i, 1).Value = x(i)
Next i

For i = 0 To 10
For j = 0 To 10
Worksheets("Lineas de Influencia").Cells(10 + j, 2 + i).Value = V(i, j)
Worksheets("Lineas de Influencia").Cells(25 + K, 2 + i).Value = M(i, j)
Next j

Next i

End Sub
 

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You have declared x tweice
Rich (BB code):
Dim x(10), b(20), x(10, 10), M(10, 10) As Double
 
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Dim P, L As Double
Just another coding point. Here you have only declared L as Double. Without a specific type, P will be a Variant. If you want them both to be Double you need
VBA Code:
Dim P As Double, L As Double

It is a similar situation in your second Dim line.
 
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