Writing long array in VBA code, how to handle line jumps?

Making VBA code which removes company acronyms from their names. Example:

• Apple Inc. -> Apple
• Tesla inc. -> Tesla

The following line of code was tried:

valuesToRemove = Array("Inc","SRL","Ltd","Limited","etc.")

Because I have a long list of those incorporation acronyms (more than 100 - its for many countries), it seems the VBA editor is not accepting line jumps.

If the values are all one next to an other in the Array() function it works. But I can not fit those in one single line. The line must jump to accommodate many values. I tried editing the Array but with no luck.

What would be a solution here?

Option 1 - Add a new value in the array on each line

Sub TestMe()

    Dim valuesToRemove(3) As Variant
    valuesToRemove(0) = "SRL"
    valuesToRemove(1) = "S. R. L,; o LTda. (Solo Chule)"
    valuesToRemove(2) = "LTD"

End Sub

Option 2 - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22854386/how-to-continue-the-code-on-the-next-line-in-vba

Sub TestMe()

    Dim valuesToRemove() As Variant
    valuesToRemove = Array("SRL", _
                        "S. R. L,; o LTda. (Solo Chule)", _
                        "LTD")
End Sub

Option 3 - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37689847/creating-an-array-from-a-range-in-vba

Write these values in an excel range and then read the range and convert it to an array. This is probably the best option, as a user is able to change it from their Excel, without entering the code:

Sub TestMe()

    Dim valuesToRemove As Variant
    valuesToRemove = Application.WorksheetFunction.Transpose(Sheet1.Range("A1:A3"))
                        
End Sub