adding the text box output to a txt file or excel sheet

[rene20]

Please help

im new at VB & programming in general, and im creating a program to output the text to a excel sheet or to a normal text file, in wordpad, the design of the program is 100% but i have no clue on how to go about going about this, could someone please help this dummie!!!

and i know im trying my luck here, but i also need to find out how to make the program work in such a way that, each time someone opens it, a Unique code is generated. even if its like 01, 02 , 03 , 04, 05, 06,etc

Please help again, thank you

[padhuwork]

Please help

im new at VB & programming in general, and im creating a program to output the text to a excel sheet or to a normal text file, in wordpad, the design of the program is 100% but i have no clue on how to go about going about this, could someone please help this dummie!!!

and i know im trying my luck here, but i also need to find out how to make the program work in such a way that, each time someone opens it, a Unique code is generated. even if its like 01, 02 , 03 , 04, 05, 06,etc

Please help again, thank you

You can use FileSystemObjec t and TextStream to get this done. Add Scripting Runtime refrence.

You can use Filesystemobjec t to create a text file or an excel file (preferably a CSV file) and your textstream for writing lines to the text file. If you are using a CSV file output format, use comma(,) as seperator.

Dim fsr As New FileSystemObjec t
Dim rsLog As TextStream
fsr.CreateTextF ile (SaveFileName) ' SaveFilename specify the path where you would like to save the file, you can use commondialog control
Set rsLog = fsr.OpenTextFil e(LogFileName, ForReading)

rslog.WriteLine ("your text goes here")

finally after you are done,
close the file.

rslog.Close


All the best!
Padhu

[padhuwork]

You can use FileSystemObjec t and TextStream to get this done. Add Scripting Runtime refrence.

You can use Filesystemobjec t to create a text file or an excel file (preferably a CSV file) and your textstream for writing lines to the text file. If you are using a CSV file output format, use comma(,) as seperator.

Dim fsr As New FileSystemObjec t
Dim rsLog As TextStream
fsr.CreateTextF ile (SaveFileName) ' SaveFilename specify the path where you would like to save the file, you can use commondialog control
Set rsLog = fsr.OpenTextFil e(LogFileName, ForReading)

rslog.WriteLine ("your text goes here")

finally after you are done,
close the file.

rslog.Close


All the best!
Padhu

Add "Microsoft Scripting Runtime" from your References

[mharry]

Add "Microsoft Scripting Runtime" from your References

I'm no expert but you can't use fso and open a file for reading and then write to it. You can only write to a file by opening it to write or append. You can however read the file (or line) into a var. and then close the file and write the contents to another file.
-m

[padhuwork]

I'm no expert but you can't use fso and open a file for reading and then write to it. You can only write to a file by opening it to write or append. You can however read the file (or line) into a var. and then close the file and write the contents to another file.
-m

thanks harry... i was reading and writing to same file. Instead, what can be done, you can write to a temp file from the original and then delete of the orginal and rename the created to the original name. as such, reading and writing on same file is not possible at the same time