uses the delimiter characters to decide the data type of each item and treat it appropriately: : FreeFile « File Path « VBA / Excel / Access / Word

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VBA / Excel / Access / Word » File Path » FreeFile 
uses the delimiter characters to decide the data type of each item and treat it appropriately:
 
     Sub ReadStringsWithDelimiters()
           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
           Dim lColumn As Long      'Column number in worksheet
           Dim vValues As Variant
           Dim vValue As Variant
           Dim iCount As Integer

           Const sVS As String = ";"   'Variable separator character
           Const sTD As String = """"  'Text delimiter character
           Const sDD As String = "#"    'Date delimiter character

           sFName = "C:\Delimited.txt"
           iFNumber = FreeFile
           Open sFName For Input As #iFNumber
             Do
                   Line Input #iFNumber, sLine
                   vValues = Split(sLine, sVS)
                   For Each vValue In vValues
                   Select Case Left(vValue, 1)
                         'String
                      Case sTD
                         Debug.Print Mid(vValue, 2, Len(vValue2)
                         'Date
                      Case sDD
                         Debug.Print DateValue(Mid(vValue, 2, Len(vValue2))
                         'Other
                      Case Else
                         Debug.Print vValue
                   End Select
                   Next vValue
                   'Loop until end of file
             Loop Until EOF(iFNumber)
     Close #iFNumber

 
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