When starting AutoCALC the v50 Fuel Gauge stops at step 1a.4 plus you get a Run-time error 6; Overflow 

Working on pipe from Node ### to Node ### with a fitting of "?" and a diameter of / pipe type of 0.5 / SCHED-40 where the pipe id = ### 

The "####" values represent handles.  It is recommended you use the FINDME tool to find the coordinates of the handles, this will help narrow down the cause of the error.

May also see a Runtime Error 5, "invalid procedure"

When performing AutoCalc, the following error is displayed.

Unhandled Exception... startIndex cannot be larger than the length of string.
(Parameter 'startIndex').

After clicking the Start AutoCALCs (SAL command) button but BEFORE the AutoCALC Setup window, you get the error; 

Unhandled exception has occurred in a component in your application. If you click Continue, the application will ignore this error and attempt to continue.

The input string '1◆' was not in a correct format.

Keyboard alias "SAC"

After clicking OK in the AutoCalc Setup window and just before the process begins, you get the following error messages;

Problem updating your Hcad_env.ini file.  /n Will try to rebuild file. /r Pick OK then Restart AutoCALC

Your Hcad_env.ini file is possibly corrupted.  This calc will not continue

Flowing Paths dialog box is empty.

When running the AutoCALC process, it hangs at step 2.4e "Re-Loading Calculated Data - AutoPeaking Data"

May also happen around steps 2.3, 2.4a, 2.4b, 2.4c, and 2.4d

When running AutoCALC, the process stops around step 2.4c and you get a Run-time error 457, "This key is already associated with an element of this collection

When starting the AutoCALC process, you get an error like this;

You are missing a --- refPoint to complete a JUMP. 

Clicking OK should allow the process to continue on

When running AUDIT command, you get an error message "AcDbLayerTable could not be repaired" message

When trying to insert a Hydraulic demand block (Compact/Standard/Expanded) (IHD command) and after selecting the .WXF file to use;

You get the error message;

Error: bad argument type: numberp: DATAFILE

And the command kicks you out.