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Hey Guys,
How can I save a string (or array) as a comma seperated value? I can read csv files and store the data as a string or an array but when I try to save the data after I have edited it, it looses the csv format and is saved as one long line. This is the code I use to read the data: Open "c:\XFER\Users\users.csv" For Binary As #1 strUserList = Input(LOF(1), #1) Close And this is the code I use to write data: Open "c:\XFER\Users\users.csv" For Output As #1 Write #1, strUpdatedUserList Where am I going wrong? |
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Found that using Print #1, strUpdatedUserList instead of Write #1, strUpdatedUserList works GREAT!
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use the Scripting.Filesystem Object for your file I/O operations in VB6. it will save you much time. Yes.. I said scripting.. it will still work in VB6..
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