VS 2005 not recognizing variable use

I just upgraded to VS.NET 2005 and it looks good except the compiler is warning me that I am declaring variables and not using them when I actually am. It is giving me "Unused local variable" on TimeMark, ExcelValues, points, X, Y in the following code:

VB Code:

Dim Progress As New ProgressForm("Writing to Excel")
        Progress.MaxValue = FinalDataArray.GetUpperBound(0) + 1 - Trigger
        Progress.StepValue = 1
        Progress.Open() 'Open progress bar
        Dim TimeMark As Double = 0
        Dim ExcelValues(FinalDataArray.GetUpperBound(0)) As Double
        Dim points As New ZedGraph.PointPairList
        Dim X As Double
        Dim Y As Double
        For i = Trigger To FinalDataArray.GetUpperBound(0) + 1
            Application.DoEvents()
            X = TimeMark
            Y = Conversion.Convert(FinalDataArray(i - 1), Conversion_Class.Type.Weight)
            points.Add(X, Y)
            TimeMark += Increment
            Progress.Increment(1)
        Next
        Progress.CloseForm()

What's up with this?

I've had the same issue using Visual C# Express 2005. To fix it I built my application a few times and restarted and all was well.

Looks like you're not doing anything wrong...

Unfortunately, thus far VS 2005 appears to be rather buggy with items like what you have and also controls not changing when you tell them too. Hopefully it will all get fixed soon.