VB making a CSV from a filename

[Jchick]

Can anyone give me a clue to build a VB.NET program to take a file name
that looks like this:

$_1234_99999999_7777777777_00000000_$_A.tif

And make it into a CSV file to look like this:

1234,99999999,7777777777,00000000,A,c:\tif

I'd like to read through a directory with a number of these .tif files
and create a CSV that can I can use in another process. I just don't
really know where to start since I'm such a noob.

Perhaps there is already code out there to do this very thing.

Thanks for any assistance

J

 

[Jonathan West]

Can anyone give me a clue to build a VB.NET program to take a file name
that looks like this:

$_1234_99999999_7777777777_00000000_$_A.tif

And make it into a CSV file to look like this:

1234,99999999,7777777777,00000000,A,c:\tif

I'd like to read through a directory with a number of these .tif files
and create a CSV that can I can use in another process. I just don't
really know where to start since I'm such a noob.

Perhaps there is already code out there to do this very thing.

This group deals with VBA in Word. VB.NET is a significantly different
language. For VB.NET questions you would be better off posting to
microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb


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