Hello, I've got this line of code:

iVarOutRight(iNumVar) = iVarOutCol(iNumVar) + iVarOutWidth(iNumVar)

Simple enough you'd have thought, but it's assuming the values are
strings when they are integers as it is concatenating them, for
example:

5 + 60 = 560

How do I get it to just add them up to give 65 as the result (for
example)?

Thanks!

Sorry, I worked it out, using:

iVarOutWidth(iNumVar) = CInt(iVarOutWidth(iNumVar))
iVarOutCol(iNumVar) = CInt(iVarOutCol(iNumVar))

If there's a better way let me know, thanks.

How are iVarOutCol() and iVaroutWidth() declared/assigned?

If they're both declared/assigned as String, you'll get the
concatenation.



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Hello, I've got this line of code:

iVarOutRight(iNumVar) = iVarOutCol(iNumVar) + iVarOutWidth(iNumVar)

Simple enough you'd have thought, but it's assuming the values are
strings when they are integers as it is concatenating them, for
example:

5 + 60 = 560

How do I get it to just add them up to give 65 as the result (for
example)?

Thanks!