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    Overflow error, can't see why

    Hello!

    I'm writing a Macro that is working with two different sheets with the same data for different times, it's gonna take one column from the last one and compare it to a column from the other sheet. The Sheet contains about 2900 rows, and each word/value that it checks must be found in the other one (because they can be changed dissapear betwen timeperiods).
    When I've, for a test, made the two sheets with less values (like 20 instead) it works. The error points at the first loop.

    Anyway here's the code:
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    Re: Overflow error, can't see why

    Hi,

    I'm not really sure, but maybe the offset property is causing the error? Does it work with using Cells in the first loop?
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    Which line of code is causing the error?
    If posting code please use code tags, see here.

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    Re: Overflow error, can't see why

    Hello!

    It's the third line in the first loop:
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    Altough I get the overflow from the two previous lines sometimes as well, gonna try to change the offset function

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    Re: Overflow error, can't see why

    Hello! Thanks for your answer, unfortunatly I still get an overflow message in line:

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    Got to say there is quite a number of data, about 2900 rows in each sheet

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    Hi,

    I'm not really sure, but maybe the offset property is causing the error? Does it work with using Cells in the first loop?
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    Re: Overflow error, can't see why

    What happens if you declare Klick as Long instead of Integer?

    In fact it might be an idea to change all the Integer declarations to Long.

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    Re: Overflow error, can't see why

    I know changed the variable klick to a Long and didn't get overflow, so it seems to be working, thanks alot!

    Quote Originally Posted by Alexander_V View Post
    Hello! Thanks for your answer, unfortunatly I still get an overflow message in line:

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    Got to say there is quite a number of data, about 2900 rows in each sheet

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    Re: Overflow error, can't see why

    Norie:
    Ye just thought of that too, maybe always having a long as declaration of big numbers. Thank you

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