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Thread: VB5 - overflow

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    Re: Software Support/Development

    I am a newbie, so appologies in advance.
    Hi I have a small VB 5 project that could use some recompiling/resolving Active X stuff. Would you me interested in sorting out a problem ? Basically I am getting a Error Code 6 - Overflow in a VB application. Could do with a look over. ?.

    Thanks Mond007

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    Re: VB5 - overflow

    Hi mond007, welcome to VBForums!

    I have moved this question to a separate thread.. as we may be able to resolve all of this fairly easily.

    The overflow error basically means that you are trying to store a number into a variable that it is too large for (such as 33000 in an Integer variable). The awkward part is finding out which part of the program, and more specifically which variable is causing the problem.

    Do you happen to know which part of code the issue is occuring in? If so, can you post/PM that section of code? Hopefully I'll be able to see what the issue is.


    edit: if you want a contract worker (as implied by where you posted) we can discuss this via PM's.
    Last edited by si_the_geek; Nov 5th, 2005 at 09:43 AM.

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