You have a 5x4 array like this:
Code:

Name1 Option1 Option2 Option3 Option4
Name2 Option1 Option2 Option3 Option4
Name3 Option1 Option2 Option3 Option4
Name4 Option1 Option2 Option3 Option4
Name5 Option1 Option2 Option3 Option4
Name6 Option1 Option2 Option3 Option4


If you'd like to solve this as an array of arrays, then you have a options array $op[3] and a names array $nm[6,1] similar to this:
Code:

Name1 $op
Name2 $op
Name3 $op
Name4 $op
Name5 $op
Name6 $op


The code would look like this:
Code:

dim $nm[5],$op[3]
; firts name
$nm[0,0]='Name1'
$op[0]=1
$op[1]=2
$op[2]=3
$op[3]=4
$nm[0,1]=$op

$nm[1,0]='Name2'
$op[0]=1
$op[1]=2
$op[2]=3
$op[3]=4
$nm[1,1]=$op
; pull first name
? 'First Name = '+$nm[0,0]
? 'Options:'
$options=$nm[0,1] ;pull the options array into it's own new variable
for $optnr=0 to 3
? 'Option '+$optnr+': '+$options[$optnr]
? 'Option '+$optnr+': '+$nm[0,1][$optnr] ;alternative way to reference the element
next


Some people consider the array-of-arrays more elegant, however, it requres more care in pulling data.

Please be advised that this code is a figment of my imagination and has not undergone any testing whatsoever and might therefore not work. It is for illustration purposes only.
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