VB Help: Height, Weight for Men & Women

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In summary, This conversation discusses the code for printing the height, weight for women, and weight for men. It involves using the variables a, b, x, y, and z to calculate the values and print them in columns and lines. The question is asked if it is possible to separate the words "height", "weight-women", and "weight-men" and display the values of x, y, and z in specific columns and lines. The solution is to add spaces in the print statement to achieve this.
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Picture1.Print "Height"; "Weight-women"; "Weight-men"
a = Val(Text1.Text)
b = Val(Text2.Text)

Dim x, y, z As Integer
x = a
y = x * 3.5 - 108
z = x * 4 - 128
Do
Picture1.Print x; y; z
x = x + 1
y = x * 3.5 - 108
z = x * 4 - 128
Loop Until x > b

this is my command...but my when i run it,the words 'heightweight-womenweight-men' all stay together...can i separate them?
if possible i would like the value of x will display in the same column with height,while y in the same column with weight-women and z will be in the same line with weight-men
 
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just add spaces in your print statement:

Picture1.Print x & " "; y & " "; z
 

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