Fixed width Printing in vb6

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This is my sample data i am trying to format

07-Aug-12,By IB-2012220152498-cash ,0,0.00,10938.00,44929.00

Below is the code

VB

Printer.Print Tab(intLINE_START_POS); _
                  strdate; _
                  Tab(intLINE_START_POS + 20); _
                  strparticulars; _
                  Tab(intLINE_START_POS + 55); _
                  strchequeno; _
                  Tab(intLINE_START_POS + 75); _
                  strwithdrawals; _
                  Tab(intLINE_START_POS + 85); _
                  strdeposits; _
                  Tab(intLINE_START_POS + 105); _
                  strbalance

But the problem is it is not coming in a single line.

Can you please tell me what is wrong here..?

Posted 25-Sep-14 18:25pm

Black_Rose

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CHill60 29-Sep-14 12:06pm

You've tabbed past the right hand end of the page so the remaining details are printed on the next line. Why not create a formatted string and then just print that out ... that way you can right align the numbers on the page rather than the left align that you are currently using.

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cyycoish · Answer 1 · 2015-09-04T15:43:00

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Can you tell me the original data you want to format?
You can format the original data to a string
and print the string

May be you can use the Format function

Posted 4-Sep-15 15:43pm

cyycoish