VBA userform progress bar variant problem

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For the life of me I cannot figure out what am I missing....

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You need to declare total as Integer in the Inert_Copied_Rows routine.
 
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Sorry about that.

I tried declare total as integer but still error...

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It kept getting error from this line..

Call RunStatusBar(Rows, Total)

What else am I missing?
 
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Got an update.... I changed to current code and it allows me to run the macro but the progress bar keeps showing only 0% the bar didnt move at all even after the whole operation has completed. So now I know at least the function works, just the userform's progress bar didnt get the right values to show. Anybody knows what went wrong for the progress bar part?

VBA Code:
'-----------------------------------------------------------
Sub Inert_Copied_Rows()
  
OpenStatusBar

Worksheets("1149000-00-A").Activate

Dim Total As Integer
Dim Row As Integer

Dim r As Long
    For r = Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row To 1 Step -1
        With Cells(r, 3)
            If IsNumeric(.Value) And Not IsEmpty(.Value) Then
                Rows(r + 1).Resize(.Value).Insert
                Range(Replace("A#:AK#", "#", r)).Copy Destination:=Range("A" & r + 1).Resize(.Value)
            End If
    
    DoEvents
    Call RunStatusBar(Row, Total)
    
    End With
Next r

Unload StatusBar

MsgBox "All Needed Rows Added!"

End Sub
'-----------------------------------------------------------
Sub OpenStatusBar()

With StatusBar
    .Bar.Width = 0
    .Frame.Caption = "0% Complete"
    .Show vbModeless
End With
End Sub
'-----------------------------------------------------------
Sub RunStatusBar(Row As Integer, Total As Integer)

With StatusBar
    .Bar.Width = 288 * (Row / Rows.Count)
    .Frame.Caption = Round((Row / Rows.Count) * 100, 0) & "% Complete"
End With
End Sub
'-----------------------------------------------------------
 
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How many rows are you dealing with? Given that there are over a million rows in a sheet, Round((Row / Rows.Count) * 100, 0) will remain 0 until you hit around 5250
 
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Hi Rory, thx for reply. My sheet has around 28000 rows of data & around A-AK columns.
 
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