Write Statement

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# Write# Statement

Writes data to a sequential text file with delimiting characters.

Use Print# statement to print data to a sequential text file. Use Put# statement to write data to a binary or a random file.

### Syntax:

    Write [#fileNum] {,|;} expression [, …]

### Parameters:

fileNum: Any numeric expression that contains the file number that was set by the Open statement for the respective file.

expression list: Variables or expressions that you want to enter in a file, separated by commas.

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Strings that you write are enclosed by quotation marks and separated by commas. You do not need to enter these delimiters in the expression list.

Each Write statement outputs a line end symbol as last entry.

Numbers with decimal delimiters are converted according to the locale settings.

### Example:

      Sub ExampleWrite
          Dim iCount As Integer
          Dim sValue As String
          iCount = Freefile
          Open "C:\Users\ThisUser\data.txt" For Output As iCount
          sValue = "Hamburg"
          Write #iCount,sValue,200
          sValue = "New York"
          Write #iCount,sValue,300
          sValue = "Miami"
          Write #iCount,sValue,450
          Close #iCount
      End Sub

      Sub ExampleWrite
          Dim iCount As Integer
          Dim sValue As String
          iCount = Freefile
          Open "~/data.txt" For Output As iCount
          sValue = "Hamburg"
          Write #iCount,sValue,200
          sValue = "New York"
          Write #iCount,sValue,300
          sValue = "Miami"
          Write #iCount,sValue,450
          Close #iCount
      End Sub

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Open Statement

Print# Statement

Put# Statement

Close Statement