Any Kinda Prog?

[_Vb_N00bie_]

I was just wondering if theres any kind of program where you can load a lsit and on the next line put the same word. SO you laod a lsit and on the next line after each word it puts 123456 not beside it or anything but on the next lin? Well thx for the help

[_Vb_N00bie_]

Or would it be hard to code one real fast? Thanks

[Mushroom Realm]

you can just use instr() and a listbox

[_Vb_N00bie_]

Thanks for replying do you or anyone else have some code or an example on how to do this? I appreciate it thanks

[_Vb_N00bie_]

Id really apprecaite some help here guys ...thanks

[TomGibbons]

Im not even sure what you are trying to do here. Can you try to explain?

[ober0330]

Ditto what Tom said... we need more info... your description is foggy as hell...

[_Vb_N00bie_]

Ok well mushroom knew but ok what I want to do is load a list to a list box like:
Item1-Abby
Item2-Aaron
Item3-Brian
and so on 1 word per line and when I load it in either the load event or on a seperate command button I want it to like double space the words and in between the words on the double spaced line put the word 123456 after each word on the next line? Well if u dont get something tell me what ya dont get and ill try really hard to do better well thanks guys

[vbNeo]

No one can read what the hey you're typing!
Please correct your typing errors before you post, that'll make it a lot easier for anybody else!

Cheers!

[_Vb_N00bie_]

Ya ok sorry I always type really fast then go over for mistakes but forgot to so sorry but I edited it

[vbNeo]

so you want you output to be:

Item1
Abby
Item2
Brian

and so on ?

[_Vb_N00bie_]

Ok I want to load a list we'll say with numbers 0-1000 so it would be 1000 lines. And after each number I want to place the word "Hello" after each number so it would be
0
Hello
1
Hello
2
Hello
3
Hello
and so on with the word hello after each word in the list box(Will be 2000 lines when finished)... Any help/ideas will do and be much appreciated

[vbNeo]

try this:

Open ("C:\MyList.txt") For Input As #1
Do Until EOF(1)
Line Input #1, Data
List1.AddItem Data
List1.AddItem "Hello"
Loop
Close #1

Is this what you want !?'

Cheers

[_Vb_N00bie_]

Originally posted by vbNeo
try this:

Open ("C:\MyList.txt") For Input As #1
Do Until EOF(1)
Line Input #1, Data
List1.AddItem Data
List1.AddItem "Hello"
Loop
Close #1

Is this what you want !?'

Cheers

Well that code dont work vb dont recognize Line Input #1,Data ???Thx man

[BrandonTurner]

Well, either you have a really old version of vb, or you need to declare it/ take out option explicit(sp?).

[Mushroom Realm]

You have to declare the variable 'data', before you can use it. I'll guess you know how to do that.

[_Vb_N00bie_]

Originally posted by Mushroom Realm
You have to declare the variable 'data', before you can use it. I'll guess you know how to do that.

Yep I got everything to work great and thanks to everyone who helped out on this problem thanks

[vbNeo]

Forgot to declare Data, sorry

Dim Data As String ' :-)

Cheers!