Once you have a line from the file (or even the whole file), you can do somthing like Code: Dim strParts() As String strParts = Split(MyData, vbTab) strParts(0) will then contain the first piece of data, strParts(1) the 2nd, etc.
Dim strParts() As String strParts = Split(MyData, vbTab)
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