'D' can no longer be used to indicate an exponent, use 'E' instead
The 'D' character cannot be used to indicate exponentiation.
Error ID: BC30827
Use the
^
operator orE+
characters to indicate an exponent is present. For example:VBConst Mole = 6.02E+23 ' Same as 6.02D23 Const Mole2 = 6.02 * 10 ^ 23 ' Same as 6.02D23
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