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I really doubt that CsvWriter is a pure .Net object. Where did you get it from?
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I really doubt that CsvWriter is a pure .Net object. Where did you get it from?

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Hey Eric...<br />
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DataStreams.dll<br />
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Imports DataStream.csv
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Hey Eric...

DataStreams.dll

Imports DataStream.csv

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In my code below... the file is created with double quotes in text fields.<br />
How do I suppress that?<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-29089032-1">If CBool(createCSVFile) Then
    Dim writer As New CsvWriter(Path &amp; &quot;\Exports\&quot; &amp; Trim(Left(FileName, 50)) &amp; &quot;.csv&quot;, &quot;,&quot;, Encoding.Default)
    writer.WriteAll(dt, True)
    writer.Close()
End If</code></pre>
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In my code below... the file is created with double quotes in text fields.
How do I suppress that?

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