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I have a text file which I need to retrieve the last 6 characters from.
The file Is always 2 Lines and looks like this. RESULT OK INFORMATION Add Job 185792 I want to retrieve the (Job) Number at the end - "185792". My current script looks like this: (Where strTarget is the textfile.) Open strTarget For Input As #1 Do While Not EOF(1) Line Input #1, data Debug.Print Right(data, 6) Loop Close #1 The result however comes out like this: ULT OK 185792 How Do I Only retrieve the 2nd line of this? And even better put it into a particular Cell. Eg: MyRow = ActiveCell.Row Destination:=Worksheets("Sheet 1").Cells(Myrow, 6) Thanks? Bam. |
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