The while loop reads a line inside the file. It uses the Line Input statement to insert this line into a variable and then places it inside a worksheet. It starts from the first row A1 , then A2 , A3 , etc. In this example we asses that the data is consistent.
The ReadAllText method of the My. FileSystem object allows you to read from a text file. If you are reading from a file with extended characters, you will need to specify the file encoding. FileSystem object. You can use the ReadLine method of the StreamReader object to read a file one line at a time. Use the ReadAllText method of the My. FileSystem object to read the contents of a text file into a string, supplying the path. The following example reads the contents of test. Check How to Ask , then edit your question to provide minimal info for question.
The more important the app or data is, the more likely a database would be a better choice than text files. Text files can hold only text which means you have oodles of code converting values, prices, dates and the like to and from string. Text files also are not random access. Plutonix, The thing is this was only for an assignment that I had to do and they specifically wanted us to write and read from text for the first part of the assignment, and for the second part we would have done a linq type connection to a database.
But I canceled the course because the interaction between myself and the lecturer was non-existent, and it is a long distance course. Net day-to-day I really struggled even though I have a book to assist me, because this was a long distance course, there were no physical interaction between myself and the lecturer. Which means if I send an e-mail today I will be lucky to receive feedback in 2 weeks.
JasonK Does the 2nd form open after selecting an option in the dropdown? If so, you need to pass the second form the path where the file was saved. If you overwrite the file every time, you are not opening it append mode. Show 2 more comments. Active Oldest Votes. Your last line does not have that separator character. That's why the whole line ends up to OneLine 0. It depends on your data, what the index should be. Start with zero and see what you get.
Then try OneLine 1. You'll get an "Index out of bounds" error finally. Do you need that loop? You have a single txtUser. Text text box showing in your code. If you know that your data should come, for example, from the first line in the file, use simply. When i save the data it gets put into a text document that is named like this: txtAccount.
I want the bit after the seperator to appear in the text box basically and so far its just putting the last line of the text file in. I also changed the value of OneLine to 1 but then it said the array was out of bounds so im thinking its actually starting to read from the last line of the text file. Ok, you have three lines which you need to show didn't remember your first post.
Your code should be something like this. Check that SeparatorChar variable has the correct value it should be ":" I think, now your code is using ",". It starts from the first line. Like I commented in the code above, it all depends if you have a single.
In that case, the code will loop and use the last "triple". Oh thats fantastic i'm so happy. Nice to hear that you got answer to your problem. Could you please mark the thread as solved. Thank you!
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