write to text file without quotes in VBA

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Sample code

Open "C:myfile.txt" For Output As #1 Len = 120
record = "Message1"
Write #1, record
record = "Message2"
Write #1, record

Is there a way of not having quotation marks in the file?
 

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Try the 'print' command instead of the 'write' command. Also, it's best to close your file.

Sub Print_Test()
Dim record As String
Open "C:myfile.txt" For Output As #1
record = "Message1"
Print #1, record
record = "Message2"
Print #1, record
Close #1
End Sub
 
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19 years later --> Thank you, just what I needed. Don't write, print! ;)
 
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Thank you. Twenty years and four months later, this is the answer and that still works.
 
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