If you put a semicolon after the string to be printed
then no newline is added:

Print #1, "Don't add new line after this";
Print #1, " ... or after this";
Print #1, " but after this"

Would print as a single line:
Don't add new line after this ... or after this but after this


To use the double-quote character in a string, you need to double it:

Print #1, "Here's a double quote: "" <<< see? "

Would print:
Here's a double quote: " <<< see?

Or you can refer to it as Chr(34)

hth
Andrew Taylor



loopoo wrote:
Hi !

I developed a small macro that prints the content of some cells to a
text file.
I use "print" command, but I want to have, let's say , the result of 2
"print" calls on the same line...Now, on each call, it goes to a new
line..

Is it possible to do that??? Or maybe using another function??

Also, if I want to echo this character: *"* , what should I use for
that??


Thanks in advance,
Chris


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