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Hello;
I have a data stream that I am reading from a .txt file. I am trying to write code that will allow me to find an exact match in several files. I have a line of data that is getting cut off. CAP, AIR STEM ASSEMBLY When I check the search string is CAP the comma, I think is a cut character for parseing. How do I get around this.. and keep the search/find string entact. I open the file the standard way... open filename as input #1 input #1 mystring I am new to coding, so examples will be very helpful... I am running VB 6.3 office 2003 XP |
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