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Default units = ActiveCell.Value overflow


The subject pretty much sums it up.
I've got a number in a cell that i want to divide by 3, but for some
reason i keep getting an overflow error when i try to save a number
from a cell into a variable. The variable is an int, and the number
shouldn't be too big to fit.

Thanks for the help,

Chris


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