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Question about text files from excel. DESPERATE HELP NEEDED.
I know about the Print# and the Input# and the Input# functions for Excel
when moving information to a text file from a spreadsheet. But, how do I set it up so that I can concatanate string text(my own text) with the fields coming from the spreadsheet? It is not going to be a a delimited file but a custom format file that I want to blend in with my own stringed text. Please help. Thanks! Brett |
Question about text files from excel. DESPERATE HELP NEEDED.
dim myStr as string
myStr = "this is mine " & activesheet.range("a1").text & " and this is mine" maybe??? Brett Smith wrote: I know about the Print# and the Input# and the Input# functions for Excel when moving information to a text file from a spreadsheet. But, how do I set it up so that I can concatanate string text(my own text) with the fields coming from the spreadsheet? It is not going to be a a delimited file but a custom format file that I want to blend in with my own stringed text. Please help. Thanks! Brett -- Dave Peterson |
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