Putting a string within quotations

I have the following code, but am unable to figure out how to put my appropriate strings within the quotations effectively.

Code:

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Private Sub cmdSend_Click()

With Inet1
        .Protocol = icFTP
        .URL = "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx"
        .UserName = "xxx"
        .Password = "xxx"
        .Execute , "PUT C:\Program Files\Test.txt Test.txt"
    End With

End Sub

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I want to put string variables in the place of the directory path listed. How can I do this and still get the execute command to work?

Use triple quotes to enclose it in quotes.

Code:

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"""PUT C:\Program Files\Test.txt Test.txt"""

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I mean I want to replace the C:\Program Files\Test.txt with something like Text1.txt, so this would require a string within the quotations it would appear, in order for the .Execute to run correctly.

Code:

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'it's as Megatron says

Dim helpme As String
helpme = """PUT C:\Program Files\Test\Test.txt Text.txt"""
'for display
MsgBox helpme

example:
.Execute , helpme

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Maybe it will help clarify here if I show you exactly what I want to do.

Code:

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Private Sub cmdSend_Click()

Dim strFileName As String, strFileTitle As String
strFileName = "C:\Program Files\Test.txt
strFileTitle = "Test.txt"

With Inet1
        .Protocol = icFTP
        .URL = "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx"
        .UserName = "xxx"
        .Password = "xxx"
        .Execute , "PUT ""strFileName""strFileTitle"
    End With

End Sub

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I appreciate your helping, and hope this clarifys the conflict.

How about:

Code:

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"PUT " & strFileName & " " & strFileTitle

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That renders the following text line:

"PUT " C:\Test.txt Test.txt

It has to look like "PUT C:\Test.txt Test.txt" ultimately.

Thanks for helping me brainstorm this. I had thought that strings that would be inserted inside operational statements would be a cakewalk, but this one is a monster to figure out.

In fact to be quite honest, if I need the dir path to be separated text such as C:\Program Files\Test.txt then the operational statement must ultimately look like this...

Code:

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.Execute , "PUT ""C:\Program Files\Test.txt""Test.txt"

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That Operational line works like a charm every time. But I am not understanding how to do the same operational line by using string variables instead of the actual Names.

Try putting triple quotes around everything.

Option Explicit
Dim strOne As String
Dim strTwo As String
Dim strResult As String

Private Sub Command1_Click()
strOne = "string 1"
strTwo = "string 2"
strResult = """PUT """ & """strone""" & " " & """strtwo"""
MsgBox strResult
End Sub

strResult will contain "PUT ""strone" "strtwo"

Try:

have a temporary string

strTemp = "PUT " & strFileName & " " & strFileTitle

.execute , strTemp

or failing that try:

strTemp = """ & "PUT " & strFileName & " " & strFileTitle & """

It wins awards for ludicrousy but it might just work...