Syntax |
Tab(column) |
Description |
Prints the number of spaces necessary to reach a given column position. |
Comments |
This function can only be used with the Print and Print# statements. The column parameter is an Integer specifying the desired column position to which to advance. It can be any value between 0 and 32767 inclusive. Rule 1: If the current print position is less than or equal to column, then the number of spaces is calculated as: column – print_position |
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Rule 2: If the current print position is greater than column, then column – 1 spaces are printed on the next line. If a line width is specified (using the Width statement), then the column position is adjusted as follows before applying the above two rules: column = column Mod width The Tab function is useful for making sure that output begins at a given column position, regardless of the length of the data already printed on that line. |
Example |
This example prints three column headers and three numbers aligned below the column headers. Sub Main() |
See Also |
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