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VBA / Excel / Access / Word » File Path » FreeFile 
Writing to Text Files Using Print
 
     Sub WriteStrings()
         Dim sLine As String
         Dim sFName As String    'Path and name of text file
         Dim iFNumber As Integer    'File number
         Dim lRow As Long     'Row number in worksheet

         sFName = "C:\Strings.txt"
         iFNumber = FreeFile
         Open sFName For Output As #iFNumber
         lRow = 2
         Do
             With Sheet1
                 sLine = Format(.Cells(lRow, 1)"yyyy-mmm-dd"";"
                 sLine = sLine & .Cells(lRow, 2";"
                 sLine = sLine & .Cells(lRow, 4";"
                 sLine = sLine & Format(.Cells(lRow, 6)"0.00")
             End With
             Print #iFNumber, sLine
             lRow = lRow + 1
         Loop Until IsEmpty(Sheet1.Cells(lRow, 1))
         Close #iFNumber
     End Sub

 
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