Ok I am a dummy! I haven't ever had to deal with this before, so I guess I always assumed that LONG was the biggest number type VB6 had. I usually always deal with whole numbers and haven't ever used SINGLE or DOUBLE. After reading your post, and taking another look at the data types, I can see that SINGLE or DOUBLE should work just fine (if they can handle whole numbers up to 12 places left of the decimal, which it appears they do)!
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