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Type mismatch error
I am getting a type mismatch error on this location. I have no idea what could cause this error. Can anyone help me just by looking at this piece of code? I cannot send the code but I can respond to questions.
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Crdlist is dimensioned as a variant with no dimensions.
And then split using the split command as shown above
The value of i is 2 and n is 235
And then split using the split command as shown above
The value of i is 2 and n is 235
If you were to separate the concatenated line into 3 lines you'll probably find that the ncrdlist(i) = CLng(0 & crdList(i)) is the problem. It's probably because CLng can't be used against something if it contains non-numeric data.
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I have been using the same format since long. Only when the size of the data changes to something (which I have not figured out yet) I get this error.
A string like '0-3898' can't be converted to Long.
If the purpose of the code is to convert to Long do you actually need the 0 &?
If the purpose of the code is to convert to Long do you actually need the 0 &?
A string like '0-3898' can't be converted to Long.
If the purpose of the code is to convert to Long do you actually need the 0 &?
If the purpose of the code is to convert to Long do you actually need the 0 &?
Rather than posting an image could you post the actual code and tell us the values (and types) of all the variables at the time of the error?
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