Export .csv file

Hi All,
I am importing a .txt file and i wanted the export as .csv file. Can anyone help me to find the settings i need to change to get the output as .csv fie, instead of .dat file
Many Thanks,
JK

Thank you SH.
I have changed the strDelim = ","
But where do i manipulate the ' strFile'. I didnt find '.dat ' anywhere in the script. Below is the part of the full script. Is this function stored somewhere else..?
strDelim = ","
strTargYear = API.POVMgr.fPeriodKey(CStr(strPer(0))).strTargetYear
strDataValue = API.POVMgr.fCheckLocProf(CStr(strLoc)).strDataValue
strCatFreq = API.POVMgr.fCategoryFreq(CStr(strCat))
'Open the file system object
Set objFileSys = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set objFile = objFileSys.CreateTextFile(strFile, RES.FDMTrue, API.DataWindow.DBTools.fGlobalOptionGet(API.IntBlockMgr.IntegrationMgr.PstrSysKey & "EnableUnicode").Status)
If Err.Number > 0 Then
objR.intResult = RES.FDMFalse
objR.strErrDesc = Err.Description
objR.lngErrCode = Err.Number
'Log Action in transaction log
API.DataWindow.DBTools.mLog 5005, API.DataWindow.Connection.PstrUserID, CDate(dteStartTime), Now(), CStr(strFile), "Err", "Export Info: Cat=" & strTCat & " Per=" & strPerDesc & " Year=" & strTargYear, CStr(objR.strErrDesc)
Many Thanks,

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¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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