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mod error in VBA
hi,
i have the following: R = Evaluate("mod(x,2)") but i am getting a type mismatch error. im not sure how to fix this.. thanks in advance, geebee |
mod error in VBA
What is x? Assuming it is a variable then you can not just have it in the
string. Try this... R = Evaluate("mod(" & x & ",2)") -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "geebee" wrote: hi, i have the following: R = Evaluate("mod(x,2)") but i am getting a type mismatch error. im not sure how to fix this.. thanks in advance, geebee |
mod error in VBA
VBA has its own Mod function, too.
geebee wrote: hi, i have the following: R = Evaluate("mod(x,2)") but i am getting a type mismatch error. im not sure how to fix this.. thanks in advance, geebee -- Dave Peterson |
mod error in VBA
.... but it works differently to the Excel one.
-- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... VBA has its own Mod function, too. geebee wrote: hi, i have the following: R = Evaluate("mod(x,2)") but i am getting a type mismatch error. im not sure how to fix this.. thanks in advance, geebee -- Dave Peterson |
mod error in VBA
Yep.
(I don't have a guess if that's important to the OP, though.) Bob Phillips wrote: ... but it works differently to the Excel one. -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... VBA has its own Mod function, too. geebee wrote: hi, i have the following: R = Evaluate("mod(x,2)") but i am getting a type mismatch error. im not sure how to fix this.. thanks in advance, geebee -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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