Hmm if it is tha same as the way you do it with Printer.Print, you just add tab(Number) where Number is the column you want to start at.
If not, you can write a little function to tab a certain number of spaces...
Code:
Function Space(num as integer) as string
dim i as integer
for i = 0 to (num - 1) 'loops for the amount of spaces you specified
Space = Space & " " 'adds a space
next i
end function
or something that starts writing at a specific column. it just adds to the string a number of spaces until it reaches the number specified.
Code:
Function AddTab(column As Integer, lineToTab As String) As String
Do While Len(lineToTab) < column
lineToTab = lineToTab & " "
Loop
AddTab = lineToTab
End Function
gurus/experts/others-that-know please correct me or give shorter methods... |
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