VB how to save data to Word, and print it

Some mobile phone models have built-in Polaris Office Office 5 office software that supports the Word document function, and you can also try it with third-party office software.

Simple approach. 。

Add a richtextbox to the form

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First use word to create a "template", set the ** and format of the drawing, and then bring up the "form" toolbar, add the "text form field" (that is, the text box) where you want to receive the value transmitted by VB, and click the "field shading" on the "form" toolbar to remove the shading of the field, otherwise it will not look good. When joining a domain, remember to name the "bookmark" in the properties of each "domain" (which is actually equivalent to the "name" in VB), and save the exit (let's say c:.

Create a new project in VB and reference Microsoft Word X Object Library, add a text box corresponding to the field in Word in the form, add a command, and add something like the following (I only used a text box as an example, you can expand it yourself):

private sub command1_click()dim doc1 as

set doc1 = new

c:\")text1").result =

set doc1 = nothing

end sub

In this way, I pass the text value from text1 in the form into the word file named .

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Just create a word object and manipulate it.

Word or TXT in XML format are text files. You only need to fill in the format according to the format, and the content that needs to be output is put together.

It is easiest to save to a txt file, if you want to export to word, you need to reference the word object in the project and manipulate the word object. As for why you want to set it invisible, because when the program references a word or excel object, it is equivalent to opening a word or excel, which is not what the program wants, the program only references the object and performs automatic operations on the object, and does not need to see the object.

You can just save the txt file just by changing the suffix to doc, and word can read the txt text directly.

Don't part reference excel. word, how did you open word, tell me first, let me learn it.

Printing is nothing more than print

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You're not fooling people, are you? I suspect you of scoring

To write "result=" in the doc document, it is not possible to write it directly, first add a label to the second line of the doc, name the label, for example: result, set a program-level variable in the program, for example: jg, assign a value to jg:

jg = "Result =" & "*" & "="& Finally, enter the variable jg in the label in the doc (note that the doc must be opened in the program and written by the program).

The second line shows that ** can be written like this:

text3="Result=" &=" &

Then, you'll be able to see the content of the result in text3.