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help? Post your question and get tips & solutions from a community of 418,536 IT Pros & Developers. It's quick & easy. How to Fix Runtime error 6: Overflow P: 16 https://bytes.com/topic/visual-basic/answers/719903-how-fix-runtime-error-6-overflow LucasLondon Hi, I have the code below that I adapted to loop through each column of data (Columns A to GR) to perform an a calculation based on the data in rows 2 to 31 of each column and place the calculated statistic in row 35 for each column of data. The problem is the code runs fine for the first six columns of data (i.e row 35 for columns A:F get populated with a correctly runtime error calculated statistic but code stops running at column G, and generates a Overflow, Runtime error 6). Debugging takes you to the following line in the code: RS = R / S Does anyone know what could be causing this. I read that dimming variables as long as opposed to integer can fix this problem but I tried this but I still get the same error. Could this be a memory issue for Excel? Note I am runtime error 6 not a VBA programming. I hope someone can help. Thanks, Lucas ----------------------------------------------------- Option Base 1 Sub Newcode() 'code works within worksheet Dim Data() As Double Dim Array1() As Double Dim Array2() As Double Dim Mean As Double Dim Result1() As Double Dim Resultn() As Double Dim Resultr() As Double Dim Resultn1() As Double Dim Resultr1() As Double Dim maxa() As Integer Dim points As Integer Dim pointno As Integer Dim no_N As Integer Dim period As Integer Dim N, pe As Integer Dim i, j, counter As Integer Dim m, sc, c, ss, cc As Integer Dim logten Dim R, Maxi, Mini, h As Double Dim S, sum_R, sum_S, Summ As Double Dim RS, wid, wid1, Sumx, Sumy, Sumxx, Sumxy As Double Dim nam, nama1, addr, mvar, Msg, nama, os As Variant logten = Log(10) 'START OF NEW CODE Dim a, x, y As Integer 'new /new bits to loop through columns x = Cells(2, Columns.Count).End(xlToLeft).Column 'new/start at row 2, determines no of columns to calculate For a = 1 To x 'new y = 31 'specify number of rows else it doesn't work if you let it self select, ensure there is no data below 'y = Cells(Rows.Count, a).End(xlUp).Row 'new b = Chr(a + 64) 'new c = b & "2:" & b & y 'starts at row 2 'Get and output total number of data