Re: Fastest way to read data to populate combo controls?

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Ed from AZ wrote:
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When you talk about using a CSV, Ralph, I have no clue how VB would
mass-inport such a file. My idea of importing a CSV into VB would be
to read the file line by line; each line is a string; parse the string
against the commas with SEARCH or FIND and MID. Seems rather
neanderthal ...


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