tanker0016
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How do I create, save, open, and retrieve information from a text file.
Tanker0016
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or search msdn (or this forum) for "open statement"
good luck!
If somethings hard to do, its not worth doing - Homer Simpson
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A General Guide To Excel in VB FAQ222-3383
good luck!
If somethings hard to do, its not worth doing - Homer Simpson
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A General Guide To Excel in VB FAQ222-3383
Very good reference site for vbscript (has all filesystemobject commands etc) is:
There are many variations on this and you need to look up a reference for more detail but to get you started:-
To open a file for writing use:
Open "MyFileName.txt" for OUTPUT as #1 (or) Open "MyFileName.txt" for APPEND as #1
Print #1, "MyText"
Close #1
'Output will create a new file, overwriting an existing file if it exists.
'Append will create a new file or add to an existing one.
To open a file for reading use:
Open "MyFileName.txt" for INPUT as #1
Do While Not EOF(1)
Input #1, MyText (or) Line Input #1, MyText
List1.AddItem MyText '(Display the contents of the file in a listbox, textbox or whatever you prefer)
Loop
Close #1
'Use Line Input if MyText includes any punctuation marks otherwise you will only Input text up to the first punctuation.
Good Luck
To open a file for writing use:
Open "MyFileName.txt" for OUTPUT as #1 (or) Open "MyFileName.txt" for APPEND as #1
Print #1, "MyText"
Close #1
'Output will create a new file, overwriting an existing file if it exists.
'Append will create a new file or add to an existing one.
To open a file for reading use:
Open "MyFileName.txt" for INPUT as #1
Do While Not EOF(1)
Input #1, MyText (or) Line Input #1, MyText
List1.AddItem MyText '(Display the contents of the file in a listbox, textbox or whatever you prefer)
Loop
Close #1
'Use Line Input if MyText includes any punctuation marks otherwise you will only Input text up to the first punctuation.
Good Luck
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tanker0016
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If i were to have about 23 text boxes and 3 drop down boxes how would i save them under 1 file and not write over that data, but add on to it..... And each text box is going to display a part of this.... basically what the program is a program that stores information for a set a tires like pressure and temperature....
thx
Tanker0016
thx
Tanker0016
Use the Append version that bigalbigal has given you, and loop round the textboxes.
To loop, look up [tt]For Each...Next[/tt] and [tt]Typeof[/tt]
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'People who live in windowed environments shouldn't cast pointers.'
To loop, look up [tt]For Each...Next[/tt] and [tt]Typeof[/tt]
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If you want to get the best response to a question, please check out FAQ222-2244 first
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