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Saving to a text file
1260 6 2
1266 26 12 1280 10 4 128A 128A 172 12 12 1336 1336 34 16 1358 8 3 I have 4 columns of data that looks like this when saved to a text file. All compresed. 1260 6 2 1266 26 12 1280 10 4 128A 128A 172 12 12 1336 1336 34 16 1358 8 3 I would like it formated more like this when saves to a file. Excel 97. Thanks in advance. |
Saving to a text file
Not sure if xl97 has a tab delimited option for txt files but look through
the file type save as options and if it does then that should do the trick. Regards, OssieMaxc "Fan924" wrote: 1260 6 2 1266 26 12 1280 10 4 128A 128A 172 12 12 1336 1336 34 16 1358 8 3 I have 4 columns of data that looks like this when saved to a text file. All compresed. 1260 6 2 1266 26 12 1280 10 4 128A 128A 172 12 12 1336 1336 34 16 1358 8 3 I would like it formated more like this when saves to a file. Excel 97. Thanks in advance. |
Saving to a text file
After reading your post, I found this
& vbTab I merged the info into one cell and used a write to file macro that exports columns .. Cells(StartIt, 12) = " " & Address & vbTab & FTotal & vbTab & FSizeX Now it looks like this. Thanks. 1260 6 2 1266 26 12 1280 10 4 128A 172 12x12 1336 34 16 1358 8 3 1360 22 10 1376 8 3 137E 8 3 1386 6 2 138C 6 2 1392 107 12x7 13FD 8 3 1405 10 4 |
Saving to a text file
With Courier Font, it lines up perfect.
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