How to create and write to a txt file using VBA

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I have a file which is manually added or modified based on the inputs  Since most of the contents are repetitive in that file  only the hex values are changing  I want to make it a tool generated file   I want to write the c codes which are going to be printed in that  txt file   What is the command to create a  txt file using VBA  and how do I write to it

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Open ThisWorkbook Path  amp    template txt  For Output As  1 Print  1  strContent Close  1     More Information    Microsoft Docs   Open statement   Microsoft Docs   Print   statement Microsoft Docs   Close statement wellsr com   VBA write to text file with Print Statement Office Support   Workbook Path property

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Dim SaveVar As Object  Sub Main        Console WriteLine  Enter Text        Console WriteLine          SaveVar   Console ReadLine      My Computer FileSystem WriteAllText  N  A-Level Computing 2017  PPE SaveFile SaveData txt    Text     amp  SaveVar  amp        True       Console WriteLine          Console WriteLine  File Saved        Console WriteLine          Console WriteLine My Computer FileSystem ReadAllText  N  A-Level Computing 2017  PPE SaveFile SaveData txt        Console ReadLine    End Sub

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Use FSO to create the file and write to it   Dim fso as Object Set fso   CreateObject  Scripting FileSystemObject   Dim oFile as Object Set oFile   FSO CreateTextFile strPath  oFile WriteLine  test   oFile Close Set fso   Nothing Set oFile   Nothing       See the documentation here    http   technet microsoft com en-us library ee198742 aspx  http   technet microsoft com en-us library ee198716 aspx

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To elaborate on Ben s answer   If you add a reference to Microsoft Scripting Runtime and correctly type the variable fso you can take advantage of autocompletion  Intellisense  and discover the other great features of FileSystemObject     Here is a complete example module   Option Explicit    Go to Tools - gt  References    and check  Microsoft Scripting Runtime  to be able to use   the FileSystemObject which has many useful features for handling files and folders Public Sub SaveTextToFile        Dim filePath As String     filePath    C  temp MyTestFile txt         The advantage of correctly typing fso as FileSystemObject is to make autocompletion        Intellisense  work  which helps you avoid typos and lets you discover other useful       methods of the FileSystemObject     Dim fso As FileSystemObject     Set fso   New FileSystemObject     Dim fileStream As TextStream        Here the actual file is created and opened for write access     Set fileStream   fso CreateTextFile filePath         Write something to the file     fileStream WriteLine  something         Close it  so it is not locked anymore     fileStream Close        Here is another great method of the FileSystemObject that checks if a file exists     If fso FileExists filePath  Then         MsgBox  Yay  The file was created   D      End If        Explicitly setting objects to Nothing should not be necessary in most cases  but if       you re writing macros for Microsoft Access  you may want to uncomment the following       two lines  see https   stackoverflow com a 517202 2822719 for details        Set fileStream   Nothing      Set fso   Nothing  End Sub

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an easy way with out much redundancy       Dim fso As Object     Set fso   CreateObject  Scripting FileSystemObject        Dim Fileout As Object     Set Fileout   fso CreateTextFile  C  your path vba txt   True  True      Fileout Write  your string goes here      Fileout Close

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