Riva "Subscript out of range" usually means you're looking in an array for an element that doesn't exist. If you had, say, an array with 5 elements - arr(0) through arr(4) - & somewhere in the code you tried to work with a nonexistent sixth element - arr(5) in this case - you'd get a "subscript out of range" error.
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