Not sure if this will help, but Overflow errors also pop when variable size
is an issue. For example, trying to assign 32,800 to a variable declared as
Integer (Integer limit is 32,767). Changing variable declaration to Long
resolves error.
Not sure if this is applicable to your situation, but thought it worth
mentioning.
Good Luck,

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HTH,
George
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Kannan - 12 Mar 2008 08:56 GMT
Hello George,
Thanks for your reply. I've tested all these integer limits as well. Still I
could not find out why this is happening. Now I'm removing each column and
run the report to find out in which column the overflow is occurring. So that
I can analyse the data being passed to that column.
The same report does not give any issues while exporting to RTF format. It
gives error only when exporting to excel.
Any other suggestions would be grateful.
Regards
Kannan
> Not sure if this will help, but Overflow errors also pop when variable size
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Evi - 12 Mar 2008 10:58 GMT
Here's a long shot. Do any of your Table's fields have the same name as a
function eg Page, Group, Date, Eval?
Evi
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Kannan - 12 Mar 2008 13:40 GMT
Nope.
None of the field's having keywords as name.
Regards
Kannan
> Here's a long shot. Do any of your Table's fields have the same name as a
> function eg Page, Group, Date, Eval?
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Chuck - 13 Mar 2008 13:52 GMT
>Nope.
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If you print the report, does it look like it would layout nice and neat on an
Excel grid?
Instead of exporting a reports data to Excel, how about, in Excel, importing
the data source for the report to a sheet in an Excel file?
Chuck