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Opening and reading a text file - VBA

Asked by Tigger996 in Microsoft Access Database

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I know I have seen other posts on here, but I'm looking from as simple as possible:

I'm trying to go thorugh a text file line by line, parse the line into seperate variables, then insert them into a table.

I would to have the user be able to browse to the file they want parsed, then from a command button... import the txt file.

If anyone can give me a quick and easy solution, i'd really appreciate it.

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