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Numerical Input via an inputbox method
Sub tester2()
Dim myNum As Long myNum = Application.InputBox("Enter a Number", Type:=2) ActiveCell.Value = myNum End Sub works for me. You need to use a data type that will hold a number of that size (for a whole number, use long). -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "RBBCPA" wrote in message ... I am trying to write a macro with an inputbox that allows a user to input a number and then put that number in a given cell so that it can be used in calculations (outside the macro). the code I am using is shown below. I copied from a posted article on the microsoft site. the problem is that when i enter a number larger than 32600, i get a run-time '6' error overflow. i can't figure out why. i want to be able to enter numbers between 1000000 and 10000000 |
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