Vista - How to sedn data to an excel cell from another file using a vb script

Hi, I am very new to visual basic and I am trying to find out what
script i need to use in order to read data from another file and send
it to cells in an excel spreadsheet so i can change the data
accordingly.

Does anyone have any pointers?

Cheers in advance

There are couple of examples posted at
http://www.biterscripting.com/samples_data.html .

You can extract data into a spreadsheet readable format from flat files,
web pages, etc.

If you don't have biterscripting, download it free from
http://www.biterscripting.com . It is good for doing things like this.

Patrick



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There are couple of examples posted at
http://www.biterscripting.com/samples_data.html .

You can extract data into a spreadsheet readable format from flat files,
web pages, etc.

If you don't have biterscripting, download it free from
http://www.biterscripting.com . It is good for doing things like this.

Patrick



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<djfuzerebirth@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:ca658cd6-0132-41c4-94a2-f76a1f3f37e5@xxxxxxFor future reference, vbscript is NOT visual basic.

/Al

On 17 Mar, 02:09, "Al Dunbar" <aland...@xxxxxx> wrote:Ok, i am using visual basic. Does that make Patrick mc's advice
invalid? I wa sunder the impression that vbscript was the code you
used in visual basic, can you correct me please?

Cheers

djfuzerebirth@xxxxxx wrote:news:ca658cd6-0132-41c4-94a2-f76a1f3f37e5@xxxxxxFor a discussion about the differences between vb and vbscript, start
here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...c7(VS.85).aspx

However, that is only a start. Nowadays you need to make a further
distinction: you need to tell people whether you are using "classic" vb
(vb6 or older) or vb.net. For classic vb questions, you need to post to
the microsoft.public.vb hierarchy of newsgroups. For vb.net, you need to
post to the dotnet or vbnet newsgroup hierarchies.

--
HTH,
Bob Barrows

<djfuzerebirth@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:62d3d5dd-3661-4d33-a50b-cda3e5351eb2@xxxxxxI have no idea, as the web page he referred you to is about a completely
different scripting environment called "biterscripting" that seems to have
less in common with vb or vbscript than either has with each other.
vbscript is the scripting language you use when writing vbscript script
code. vb is the language you use when writing

<djfuzerebirth@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:62d3d5dd-3661-4d33-a50b-cda3e5351eb2@xxxxxxI have no idea, as the web page he referred you to is about a completely
different scripting environment called "biterscripting" that seems to have
less in common with vb or vbscript than either has with each other.
vbscript is the scripting language you use when writing scripts in vbscript.
vb is the programming language you use when writing programs in vb. The
languages look similar (vbscript is based on vb), but they are not the same
thing.

/Al

I use biterscripting in addition to anything else. I am a system admin
and need to do things FAST with small quick scripts. Biterscripting
comes in handy for that, especially like the task on hand here.

Patrick



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"Patrick Mc" <ptrckmc249@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:O4tCh6XqJHA.5832@xxxxxxThat may well be, but it does not answer the question posed in the subject
line.

/Al