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could you tell us how you are trying to write? 
WriteLine can output anything, depending on how you format the data. 

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I've attached the snippet of the code. 

<pre><code class="code-10 nolinks" id="code-120147"> Dim FileNumber As Integer = FreeFile()
 Dim oWrite As System.IO.StreamWriter
 Dim oFile As System.IO.File
 Dim gV0 As String
 Dim gV1 As String
 Dim v2 As String
 
 ' Open file
 FileOpen(FileNumber, TextBox1.Text, OpenMode.Input)
 oWrite = oFile.CreateText(TextBox2.Text &amp; &quot;\Out.txt&quot;)
 
 ' Loop until end of file
 Do Until EOF(FileNumber)
 ' Read a line from file
 Dim Text As String = LineInput(FileNumber)
 ' Split line at commas
 Dim Values() As String = Split(Text, &quot;,&quot;)
 ' Values(0) now contains first column value,
 ' Values(1) contains second column, etc.
 
 If Values(0) = gV0 And Values(1) = gV1 Then
 oWrite.WriteLine(&quot;@@&quot; &amp; Values(2))
 Else
 oWrite.WriteLine(Values(0) &amp; &quot;,&quot; &amp; Values(1) &amp; &quot;@@&quot; &amp; Values(2))
 End If
 
 gV0 = Values(0)
 gV1 = Values(1)
 Loop
 ' Close file
 FileClose(FileNumber)
</code></pre>
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You need to manually REMOVE the quotes from the field before you output it... 
 
Which field needs them removed?
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I'm looping through a CSV file, running some data checks then using WriteLine to write the data in my variables out to a new file. &nbsp;One of the variables needs to be written without quotes. &nbsp;I don't know if WriteLine can do this. &nbsp;If not is there something else to use. &nbsp;In VB6 I'd use Print # instead of Write #. 
 
&quot;M000473465&quot;,&quot;2/5/2006&quot;@@62324\000141CD\1.tif 
&quot;M000473466&quot;,&quot;2/6/2006&quot;@@62324\000141CE\1.tif 
&quot;M000473467&quot;,&quot;2/11/2006&quot;@@62324\000141CF\1.tif 
&quot;M000473468&quot;,&quot;2/13/2006&quot;@@62324\000141D0\1.tif 
&quot;M000473469&quot;,&quot;3/19/2006&quot;@@62324\000141D1\1.tif
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I'm looping through a CSV file, running some data checks then using WriteLine to write the data in my variables out to a new file.  One of the variables needs to be written without quotes.  I don't know if WriteLine can do this.  If not is there something else to use.  In VB6 I'd use Print # instead of Write #.

"M000473465","2/5/2006"@@62324\000141CD\1.tif
"M000473466","2/6/2006"@@62324\000141CE\1.tif
"M000473467","2/11/2006"@@62324\000141CF\1.tif
"M000473468","2/13/2006"@@62324\000141D0\1.tif
"M000473469","3/19/2006"@@62324\000141D1\1.tif

VB.NET use writeline without quotes

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