Problem with error type mismatch

[aaronreyna]

So several months ago, I managed to, with the help of other on this board, get a working version of a code to find the percentile of a list of XYZ files. Since that time, I went back to open up the code agan, and it now gives me an error type mismatch.

I suppose I am a little confused because the cell values that I write to text are in fact Long values, but every time I try and run the code, it breaks and tells me that I have defined the wrong type of variable. (i.e. excel seems to think that a long value is not a long value).

[VBA]Sub run_Click()
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Starttime = Timer
'Clear Contents
Range("A2:B20000").ClearContents '"A2:B100000"
Dim i As Long, nd As Long, MaxBuilding As Long, MinBuilding As Long
Dim File_name As String, inc As Long, j As Long, volume As Long
Dim TempDens() As Double
inc = 1
'For j = 0 To inc
Do
ReDim TempDens(1 To 2, 1 To 1) 'ReDim TempDens(1 To 2, 0 To 0)
If Sheet1.Cells(inc, 17).Value = "" Then Exit Do
File_name = Sheet1.Cells(inc, 17).Value
'fetch data from the file
Open File_name For Input As #1
Do
If EOF(1) Then Exit Do
nd = nd + 1
ReDim Preserve TempDens(1 To 2, 1 To nd) 'ReDim Preserve TempDens(1 To 2, 0 To nd)
' Input #1, Temp(nd), Dens(nd)
Input #1, TempDens(1, nd), TempDens(2, nd)
Loop
Close #1
'Display values on the worksheet
With Sheets("Export_Output1")
.Range("A2").Resize(nd, 2) = Application.Transpose(TempDens)
nd = 0
Erase TempDens
'create a file
'Open "c:\z_unit_write.txt" For Append As #2
'Open "C:\Documents and Settings\Pascal\Desktop\z_unit_write.txt" For Append As #2
Open "c:\Quad_45122E6105.txt" For Append As #2
MaxBuilding = .Range("h12")
MinBuilding = .Range("k12")
volume = .Range("m13")
Write #2, MaxBuilding, MinBuilding, volume, File_name
Close #2
'clear Contents
.Range("A2:B20000").ClearContents 'A2:B100000
End With
inc = inc + 1
Loop
'Next j
MsgBox (Timer - Starttime)
Application.ScreenUpdating = True
Stop
End Sub[/VBA]

It always breaks in the same place [VBA]MaxBuilding = .Range("h12")[/VBA]

That cell value is always an integer since the file it reads in is an integer.

Why would this be?


aaron

attached is my woorkbook.