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Oh man is this a strange one. I have a user defined type that I write
out to a file and read in via VBA. The type is all fixed lengths strings and integers. It has read in fine in VB6 and VBA for years. I recently changed the type to include another fixed length string and an array of integers. Still writes out and reads in just fine in VB6, however when I read it in with VBA, it reads in 2 bytes more than it should. There is no rhyme or reason to it. Anyone experience this before? Thanks |
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