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Just use the Currency data type. Goes up to over 922 trillion.<br />
922,337,203,685,477.5807 to be exact...<br />

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Just use the Currency data type. Goes up to over 922 trillion.
922,337,203,685,477.5807 to be exact...


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Hello everyone,<br />
I want to make a power function which operates on large numbers. Very Very large numbers.<br />
Say a^b where<br />
a=12345678910111213 <br />
b=100<br />
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I can take double &amp;&nbsp;can work up to 11 digits or so, but I want it even more than that.<br />
Can anyone suggest how I can work it out in VB 6.0.<br />
Actually basically its an issue of datatype only. I want to have mechanism through which I can have larger datatype than the double. 
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Hello everyone,
I want to make a power function which operates on large numbers. Very Very large numbers.
Say a^b where
a=12345678910111213 
b=100

I can take double & can work up to 11 digits or so, but I want it even more than that.
Can anyone suggest how I can work it out in VB 6.0.
Actually basically its an issue of datatype only. I want to have mechanism through which I can have larger datatype than the double. 

Large Number than Double in VB

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