Well

Using the "Mod" Function and this number "1000000000#" works but when I use the slightly longer number of "100000000000000" it doesn't and that is when I get returned that nasty Overflow Message.

Cheers

#1 The number is being implicitly cast into a Long, which can hold a max of about 2 billion. That is causing the overflow.

#2 Why would you need to use a number that big?

gonna have to write your own sub, something like:

VB Code:

Private Sub Form_Load()
    answer = CDec(answer)
    Call LongMod(10000000000000#, 943, answer)
    MsgBox (answer)
End Sub
 
 
Sub LongMod(a, b, answer)
    a = CDec(a)
    b = CDec(b)
    c = CDec(a / b)
    d = Left(CStr(c), InStr(CStr(c), ".") - 1)
    answer = CDec(answer)
    answer = CDec(a) - CDec(d) * CDec(b)
End Sub

I need a number that large for use in an algorithm.

I have used this function instead which works with numbers upto 19 digits long

VB Code:

Public Function funcMod(Number As Double, Divisor As Double)
funcMod = Number - (Divisor * Int(Number / Divisor))
End Function

Cheers for your help