[SaswatPadhi]

Quote:

Originally Posted by shadowcat2021

Gosh your a genius I was looking deeply further and I found something simpler to write the text i need:

Dim fiParagraph
Dim fsoParagraph
set fsoParagraph = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
set fiParagraph = fsoParagraph.OpenTextFile(filelocation, 2, true)

if err.number = 0 then
    fiMessage.write vendorparagraph
    fiMessage.close
end if

set fiMessage = nothing
set fsoMessage = nothing

Now I placed my own file where the filelocation is but an error comes up with Object Required: fiMessage

I am not quite sure how to fix can you help me. Thank you so much I really do appreciate the help.

Check your code :
(1) fiMessage is undeclared and un-initialized.
(2) vendorparagraph is undeclared an un-initialized.
(3) filelocation is undeclared an un-initialized.
(4) fsoMessage is undeclared and un-initialized.

Even if you change filelocation to some "real" path, what about the rest 2 problems ?
Get rid of fiMessage at all. You're already using a text-stream as fiParagraph. So, write your text through it.
And. you are opening the stream in mode 2 which means for writing it fresh (not appending).
And do remember to change vendorparagraph to some real text.

A working copy of your code might look like :

Dim fiParagraph
Dim fsoParagraph
set fsoParagraph = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
set fiParagraph = fsoParagraph.OpenTextFile("C:\test.txt", 2, true)

if err.number = 0 then
    fiParagraph.write "Saswat Padhi"
    fiParagraph.close
else
    msgbox "Error opening stream !"
end if

set fiParagraph = nothing
set fsoParagraph = nothing

Quote:

Originally Posted by shadowcat2021

Nevermind but I was wondering what is the code for a newline? Not for html but for regular

To put a new line in a file, through VB, you can use vbCrlLf.
For example :
(1) The output of :

fiParagraph.write "I am "+"Saswat Padhi"

is :

I am Saswat Padhi

(2) The output of :

fiParagraph.write "I am "+vbCrLf+"Saswat Padhi"

is :

I am 
Saswat Padhi