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The operator between DD and 2 should be a backslash, not a slash. Presumably this is dropped by the site logic. Interestingly (in VS2005) 13 rounds to 6, but 3 rounds to 2. Not sure why the rounding is in opposite directions for 6.5 and 1.5.

In VS2005 you can't just have Public Sub ConvertBin(TheString As String) - it insists on inserting a ByVal, which means you can't modify the string. So you have to force ByRef.

Code:

Backslash test \ there should be one between "test" and "there"

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9Dec2008,13:45
	The operator between DD and 2 should be a backslash, not a slash. Presumably this is dropped by the site logic. Interestingly (in VS2005) 13 rounds to 6, but 3 rounds to 2. Not sure why the rounding is in opposite directions for 6.5 and 1.5. In VS2005 you can't just have Public Sub ConvertBin(TheString As String) - it insists on inserting a ByVal, which means you can't modify the string. So you have to force ByRef. Code: Backslash test \ there should be one between "test" and "there"