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   Bo Wisén wrote:   
      
   > Hi,   
   >   
   > A project in VB6 recently worked without any problems but now it's   
   > complaining when I try to use 'Right$'. In immediate mode, when I'm typing   
   > 'print left$("123456",2)' I get the correct result '12'. When I type 'print   
   > right$("123456",2) I expect the result '56' but all I get is an error 'type   
   > declaration does not match declared data type'. And I can't find that I have   
   > tried to declare 'right'. Can anyone explain what can cause this problem?   
      
   The problem may be that Right() is defined in another library referenced   
   in your project.   
      
   Try to use the full object path to the Right() function, like:   
   Print VBA.Strings.Right("123456", 2)   
      
   If you want to know where the other "Right" is defined, press F2 to open   
   the Object Browser and search for Right. It will show you all objects   
   where "Right" is defined.   
      
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