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An overflow error occurs when 2 integer constants (< 32768) are multiplied
that results in a value that is higher than what an integer can hold - see code below. This happens all the excel versions I tested. Anyone out that aware of this problem ? Sub Mult_Of_2_IntegerConstants_that_result_in_a_LongIn t() Dim i1 As Long i1 = 1 * 32767 ' This works since the result is less than 32768 i1 = 2 * 32767 ' This results in an OVERFLOW (the answer is = 32768) i1 = 2 * 32768 ' This works since one of the operands is = 32768 End Sub |
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