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This code writes data to a file:
Write #1, "UR :" & output_str1

but I get the quotes to. How to write without quotes.


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Use print # instead of write #.

See VBA help for details.

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This code writes data to a file:
Write #1, "UR :" & output_str1

but I get the quotes to. How to write without quotes.




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works just fine, thx Tom... :)

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Use print # instead of write #.

See VBA help for details.

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This code writes data to a file:
Write #1, "UR :" & output_str1

but I get the quotes to. How to write without quotes.






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