How do I get write #n to write out the string without it wrapping quotes around the written string?
like:
My string having been written
rather than:
"My string having been written"
How do I get write #n to write out the string without it wrapping quotes around the written string?
like:
My string having been written
rather than:
"My string having been written"
Don't understand. Where is this string used? What is #n?
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As in:
Open IPPath & "\TMS-Imports.log" For Append As #1
Write #1, Date & " " & Time() & " Import Services Started."
You want to write to a text file?
Try Print instead of Write.
See this example http://zo-d.com/blog/archives/progra...ect-excel.html
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Thanks, I just needed to replace all of the Write #1, MyString to Print #1, MyString. Now my log file is written without the lines being wrapped in quotes.
Thanks again,
Bill