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Overflow error for long integer

The MS VB help file has an example of an overflow error, i.e.

dim x as long
x = 2000 * 365

Why does this produce an overflow error when x would be 730,000, which seems to be within the range of
-2,147,483,648 and 2,147,483,647?

RE: Overflow error for long integer

Hi Femi

I have looked at this and even searched the net and I think there is an error on the example.

The dim should have read:

Dim X as Integer

All the examples I found used Integer, and the Help file example works perfectly using it.

Carlos

 

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