VBA Does declaring Array range with Cell make it a 2-Dimensional array?

Lbdch

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Might be a dumb question, but I have used the following to create an array in VBA -

VBA Code:
  Dim CurrMonth As String
     Dim PosMatch As Variant
     Dim MonthDayCount As Variant
     Dim MonthDays As Variant
     
     CurrMonth = Format$(Date, "MMMM")
     
     With Worksheets("Tracker")
     
     PosMatch = Application.Match(CurrMonth, .Range("A:A"), 0)
     
     MonthDayCount = .UsedRange.Rows(PosMatch).Columns.Count - 2
     
     ReDim MonthDays(1 To MonthDayCount)
     MonthDays = .Range(.Cells(PosMatch, 2), .Cells(PosMatch, MonthDayCount))

The array [Month Days] is output as a 2-Dimensional array, but since the information that is input into the array comes from a row it essentially makes a 2-Dimensional array one column wide. Why? How do I change it to a 1-Dimensional array so I don't have to solve for a 2-Dimensional array later on in the code?
 

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When you load an array directly from a sheet it is always a 2D array, try
VBA Code:
     MonthDays = Application.Index(.Range(.Cells(PosMatch, 2), .Cells(PosMatch, MonthDayCount)).Value, 1, 0)
You can also get rid of this line
VBA Code:
 ReDim MonthDays(1 To MonthDayCount)
 
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Solution
When you load an array directly from a sheet it is always a 2D array, try
VBA Code:
     MonthDays = Application.Index(.Range(.Cells(PosMatch, 2), .Cells(PosMatch, MonthDayCount)).Value, 1, 0)
You can also get rid of this line
VBA Code:
 ReDim MonthDays(1 To MonthDayCount)
It works, but why?
 
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If you index a single row, it will return a 1D array.
 
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