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I am running an application that allows for VBA code to accomplish tasks that the application dosn't do. &nbsp;I need to write and read to a text file. &nbsp;in vb.net I would use a dim as streamwriter statement but trying it here i get an error of &quot;user-defined type not defined&quot; any suggestions would help, thanks<br />

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I am running an application that allows for VBA code to accomplish tasks that the application dosn't do.  I need to write and read to a text file.  in vb.net I would use a dim as streamwriter statement but trying it here i get an error of "user-defined type not defined" any suggestions would help, thanks


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