How to use a spliting function in VB.Net

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Hi All,

I am looking for a way to split a multiline textbox and save the information into
a .csv file. each piece of information needs to be on it's own row. Example below is the desired output i want to achieve.

Order Number Quantity Weight
1345 3 100kg
350kg
20kg
Please help

Posted 14-Nov-11 21:25pm

Rendani.Nk

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OriginalGriff 15-Nov-11 3:30am

And what is the input?

Rendani.Nk 15-Nov-11 5:04am

the output should look like the one shown above where you have 3 Textboxes and on the weight textbox you have 3 Weights all need to be on their own rows

Thanks

joshd06 15-Nov-11 11:07am

Does the quantity always correspond to the number of rows in the weight?

Can an order number have multiple quantities?

Is there a specific reason you're using 3 textboxes? Why not just use one textbox or something else like a DataGridView?

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2011-11-15T09:47:00

You don't need to use Split function!
You can export/save data into csv file like you save any other data/text into text file. The difference is in the format. All fields in the record (single line) are separated by: ",", ";" or [Tab].
Use Google with: "how to export data to csv file vb.net"