Hi, I have two columns next to each other, i wish to add cells and their
neighbours together, save it as an integer and paste it in an external
workbook. Obviously i could copy both colums into my destination
workbook and have the calculation in there. I was just wondering if it
was possible to do such a thing in vba? I was thinking something along
the following would work, this just brings up an overflow error which i
have not come across before! Am i along the right tracks

Set rng = osheet.Range("D62")
Do
i = rng.Text + rng.Offset(0, 1).Text
MsgBox i

Set rng = rng.Offset(1, 0)
Loop Until rng.row = sRow


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Set rng = osheet.Range("D62")
For i = rng.row to sRow
tmp = Cells(i,4).Value + Cells(i,5).Value
MsgBox tmp
Next i

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Hi, I have two columns next to each other, i wish to add cells and their
neighbours together, save it as an integer and paste it in an external
workbook. Obviously i could copy both colums into my destination
workbook and have the calculation in there. I was just wondering if it
was possible to do such a thing in vba? I was thinking something along
the following would work, this just brings up an overflow error which i
have not come across before! Am i along the right tracks

Set rng = osheet.Range("D62")
Do
i = rng.Text + rng.Offset(0, 1).Text
MsgBox i

Set rng = rng.Offset(1, 0)
Loop Until rng.row = sRow


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