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Default A disturbing behaviour of DIM (for variable declaration)


I have been wracking my brains on what happens when we declare a
variable, in spite of what programming literature says. The code below
declares X as integer and should accordingly handle all values within
the bounds -32763 to + 32673.
But the code generates an overflow error after p=30,000 and when x =3.

Sub Declaratn2()

Dim x As Integer
Dim p As Long
For x = 1 To 1000
p = x * 10000
MsgBox p
Next

End Sub

Is it correct to say that EXCEL is evaluating x against the product
x*1000? I am confused.

David.


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