Reference a radio button in an Array of Arrays with index in a For Loop

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I am trying to run some macros based on whether or not a radio button is selected. I am using a For Loop to do this, but cannot figure out how to reference the button based on where its name is indexed in an array of arrays which contain references to reports, buttons, and sheet names. Here is my code:

VBA Code:
     Dim reportList As Variant


    'sheet, button, report
    reportList = Array( _
        Array("scpSumBox", "RPscopeOfWorkSummary", "Scope of Work Summary"), _
        Array("prpSumBox", "RPprpFixtures", "Proposed Fixture Summary"), _
        Array("exstSumBox", "RPexistingFixtures", "Existing Fixture Summary") _
        )

    'Cycle through list and create reports
    For i = 0 To UBound(reportList)
        If Sheets("REPORT").reportList(i)(0).Value = True Then
            Application.Run reportList(i)(1) 'This might be helpful -https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15969796/call-a-sub-with-a-string
            '
        End If
        Next i

The debugger highlights If Sheets("REPORT").reportList(i)(0).Value = True Then and states "object doesn't support this property or method." I'm assuming that reportList(i)(0) is the problem, but cannot figure out how to properly reference it.

Thanks
 

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Hi Dante,

Maybe I am mistaken, but for me this is a different question to the one I asked earlier. It is within the same code, but my first posted question was about running a sub from an array of strings. That issue has been resolved, but I am now getting a new error which seems to be due to the fact that I am trying to reference the name of a radio button which is contained within a jagged array. So the issues are similar and the code is of course similar to that in my last thread because I am working on the same issue, but the answer to my last question does not fix the issue I am having now. I didn't think that it would be appropriate to ask a different question in the old thread, or would that be better?
 
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Sorry for that, it seemed the same problem, but apparently the 2 doubts in the other thread are resolved
 
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No worries. I'm not going to complain about getting 2 for the price of one in the other post. Thanks again.
 
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