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I am trying to read each row in an excel sheet and write i tout to a CSV
file - got most of that working. While I am reading each cell, I am reformatting some cells (concatenating etc) before writing it out. I was using the following line to get the Text value from a cell; Selection.Cells(RowCount, ColumnCount).Text but I now don't want to use a Selection - how do I just refer to a single cell ? I am now going to loop through the Rows only - then I will gather the contents of each cell in a Row into one long string. So I want something like; strVariable = Cell(RowCount, 1) strVariable = Trim(strVariable) & Cell(RowCount, 2) & _ Cell(RowCount, 3) & _ Cell(RowCount, 4) & "," Print #FileNum, strVariable; but I don't think Print Cell(RowCount, 1) is the right VB code. Any help appreciated. Thanks |