Print Statement [Runtime]/text/sbasic/shared/03010103.xhpPrint statementPrint Statement [Runtime]Outputs the specified strings or numeric expressions to a dialog or to a file.Syntax:Print [#FileName,] Expression1[{;|,} [Spc(Number As Integer);] [Tab(pos As Integer);] [Expression2[...]] Parameter:FileName: Any numeric expression that contains the file number that was set by the Open statement for the respective file.see i61758Expression: Any numeric or string expression to be printed. Multiple expressions can be separated by a semicolon. If separated by a comma, the expressions are indented to the next tab stop. The tab stops cannot be adjusted.Number: Number of spaces to be inserted by the Spc function.Pos: Spaces are inserted until the specified position.If a semicolon or comma appears after the last expression to be printed, $[officename] Basic stores the text in an internal buffer and continues program execution without printing. When another Print statement without a semicolon or comma at the end is encountered, all text to be printed is printed at once.Positive numeric expressions are printed with a leading space. Negative expressions are printed with a leading minus sign. If a certain range is exceeded for floating-point values, the respective numeric expression is printed in exponential notation.If the expression to be printed exceeds a certain length, the display will automatically wrap to the next line.You can insert the Tab function, enclosed by semicolons, between arguments to indent the output to a specific position, or you can use the Spc function to insert a specified number of spaces.Example:Sub ExamplePrint Print "ABC" Print "ABC","123" i = FreeFile() Open "C:\Temp.txt" For Output As i Print #i, "ABC" Close #iEnd SubSub ExamplePrint Print "ABC" Print "ABC","123" i = FreeFile() Open "~/temp.txt" For Output As i Print #i, "ABC" Close #iEnd Sub