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Times in 0 Posts runtime error 6 overflow Hi, I need to calculate some variables: Dim intSubmap1 As Integer Dim intSubmap2 As runtime error 6 overflow excel Integer intDocID = 123 intSubmap1 = Int(intDocID / (256 * 256)) After running the last line i get a runtime error 6verflow. I ran it also in VB6,no problems. What's wrong in this ? Thanks ! runtime error 6 overflow vb6 bbouwer View Public Profile Find More Posts by bbouwer 01-02-2010, 09:26 AM #2 pbaldy Wino Moderator Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Nevada, USA Posts: 28,829 Thanks: 6 Thanked 3,212 Times in 3,158 Posts Re: runtime error 6 overflow Just for chuckles, try making them both Long instead of Integer. Also, you declare a variable you don't use, and use a variable you haven't declared (though I doubt either contributes
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to your error). __________________ Paul Microsoft Access MVP To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. pbaldy View Public Profile Find More Posts by pbaldy 01-02-2010, 09:27 AM #3 Steve R. Retired Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Morehead City, North Carolina Posts: 1,530 Thanks: 65 Thanked 84 Times in 73 Posts Re: runtime error 6 overflow My quick response is that you are dividing by an extremely large number (256*256) which raises two issues, one you don't have a real integer and second you are essentially dividing by zero. I would suggest using decimal numbers and converting the resultant to an integer as a last step. __________________ Now using Linux (Ubuntu). Doing database development with Firefox/MySQL. Last edited by Steve R.; 01-02-2010 at 09:47 AM. Steve R. View Public Profile Visit Steve R.'s homepage! Find More Posts by Steve R. 01-02-2010, 09:30 AM #4 MarkK Super Moderator Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Vancouver BC Posts: 6,302 Thanks: 4 Thanked 918 Times in 879 Posts This is a data type problem. 256 is an Integer and when you do Integer math VBA expects an Integer result, but the biggest Integer in VBA is 3
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View Forum Posts Thread Starter Junior Member Join Date Dec 2005 Posts 16 [RESOLVED] runtime error '6':overflow hi gurus.. i need your help after a week been looking for this solution and hope i'm in the correct track. i run a VB6 http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=185857 application called CRF which i bought it from a developer. there's an interface to upload data from c: into the database (mssql). so the problem is right now, when i want to upload data yesterday, it prompted runtime error 6: overflow which before this it can be run successfully. anyone can explain to me what had happened and how to resolve it. and for your info, i haven't touch the source code because i didn't get the source code since the application purchased. when http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?396301-RESOLVED-runtime-error-6-overflow i refer to the internet, apparently the problem is with the source code. so here i don't think some command had changed right? i tried to reinstall the application. fortunately, the data can be uploaded but when the second time i want to do the same thing, the runtime error had prompted once again. what shoul i do?.. thank you in advance. Reply With Quote Mar 30th, 2006,11:37 PM #2 ganeshmoorthy View Profile View Forum Posts Visit Homepage VB Guru Join Date Dec 2005 Location Sharjah, United Arab Emirates Posts 3,031 Re: runtime error '6':overflow this is a problem with the data supplied thru the interface. you would have sent a double value to an integer variable. so, first check your data, change it and try once again and see it..hope it will work.. and this error is not handled in your application. If an answer to your question has been helpful, then please, Rate it! Have done Projects in Access and Member management systems using BioMetric devices, Smart cards and BarCodes. Useful Codes Capture Special Keys' Status - Create DSN thru VBCode - Add Serial Number / Row Number to SQL Queries Reply With Quote Mar 30th, 2006,11:38 PM #3 d3gerald View Profile View Forum Posts Frenzied Member Join Date Jan 2006 Posts 1,348 Re: runtime error '6':overflow well that happens when a variable cant contain the data which is assigned to it. for example, you declared a variable a as integer and you did something like a = 1
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have a form with a tab control and on update the form compares the values of totals on two of the pages. here is the code: 'Check Advances on page 5 with page 2 totadvances = ([txtAdv0] + [txtAdv750] + [txtAdv1500] + [txtAdv7500] + [txtAdv15000] + [txtAdv75000] + [txtAdv150000]) totadvances2 = ([txtAdvancessole] + [txtAdvancesassetssole] + [txtAdvancesothersole] + [txtAdvancesassetspart] + [txtAdvancesotherpart] + [txtAdvancespart] + [txtAdvancespartnp] + [txtAdvancesassetsnp] + [txtAdvancesothernp] + [txtAdvABLdebtsole] + [txtAdvABLdebtpart] + [txtAdvABLdebtnp] + [txtAdvABLstocksole] + [txtAdvABLstockpart] + [txtAdvABLstocknp] + [txtAdvABLplantsole] + [txtAdvABLplantpart] + [txtAdvABLplantnp] + [txtAdvABLpropsole] + [txtAdvABLproppart] + [txtAdvABLpropnp] + [txtAdvABLothersole] + [txtAdvABLotherpart] + [txtAdvABLothernp]) If totadvances <> totadvances2 Then strMessage = strMessage & "The total of advances on Page 5 " & _ "does not equal the total of advances on Page 2" & vbCrLf & _ "It should be " & totadvances2 End If totadvances and totadvances2 are defined as integers and the individual fields are defined as double format in the table. However when I move to create a new record I get an error message that says "Error code 6 - Overflow" Can anyone suggest a solution? Many thanks Tony Tony Williams, Oct 6, 2009 #1 Advertisements Tony Williams Guest Soory the problem seems to be with the calculation of totadvances2 as that line is highlighted when i click on the debug button. Thanks Tony "Tony Williams" wrote: > I have a form with a tab control and on update the form compares the values > of totals on two of the pages. here is the code: > > 'Check Advances on page 5 with page 2 > totadvances = ([txtAdv0] + [txtAdv750] + [txtAdv1500] + [txtAdv7500] + > [txtAdv15000] + [txtAdv75000] + [txtAdv150000]) > totadvances2 = ([txtAdvancessole] + [txtAdvancesassetssole] + > [txtAdvancesothersole] + [txtAdvancesassetspart] + [txtAdvancesotherpart] + > [txtAdvancespart] + [tx