Tuesday, 20 December 2011
What is the Difference between vbCrLf VS. VBNewLine
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vbCrLf - A carriage return and line feed [Chr(13) + Chr(10)]
vbNewLine - A platform-specific new line character, either [Chr(13) + Chr(10)] or [Chr(13)]
Actually vbCrLf is like hard-coded one and the vbNewLine is a platform-specific and contain whatever the codes to generate a new line...
And that is the main difference which makes vbNewLine much more flexibile especially when files need to be exchanged between different platforms.
vbNewLine - A platform-specific new line character, either [Chr(13) + Chr(10)] or [Chr(13)]
Actually vbCrLf is like hard-coded one and the vbNewLine is a platform-specific and contain whatever the codes to generate a new line...
And that is the main difference which makes vbNewLine much more flexibile especially when files need to be exchanged between different platforms.
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