Close objWord. Thanks very much -- it's brilliant! Post Reply. Similar topics Visual Basic. Reading text file using ADO. DB2 Database. Writing data into a text file using Stored Procedure. How to export table data from a mysql database into text file using java?
Changing data in text file using VB 6. Mobile Development. NET Framework. Append Text File using C. FileSearch capacities would have taken care of this, but it was deprecated starting with Microsoft Office I've tried several other ways, using "StreamReader" or making a new FileSystemObject, but my version of Excel won't let me add any references, so neither of these worked.
Any suggestions? When you use the Open instruction to open a file, you have to assign a unique number to the file. Other instructions to work with the file, such as Input, Write and Close, need this number.
However, we do know, for sure, that she at least has something in her head: emergency room staples. This task is exceptionally easy to do in Windows PowerShell because the PowerShell expression parser is designed to interpret regular expressions. You can enter this command at the PowerShell command line or save it as a script file.
The first command uses the Get-ChildItem cmdlet similar to dir or ls to find the text file. The pipeline operator sends the output to the next command. The second command uses the Select-String cmdlet to search for the regular expression in the File. The Pattern parameter -pattern specifies the regular expression. Because both VBScript and PowerShell use standard regular expressions, the syntax of the regular expression in this PowerShell command is identical to the one that you use in the VBScript script.
Without it, the command displays the file name and the matched characters. With it, the command displays only the matched characters. Both the VBScript and PowerShell solutions for this task really demonstrate the power of regular expressions.
Comments are closed. Scripting Forums. PowerShell Forums. PowerShell on TechCommunity. March 29th, Top of page. How can I search for a word in a text file and then, after I find it, echo back that word and any remaining text in the text file?
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