Transfer text file data to spreadsheet via vba

I am trying to selectively read a text file into a spreadsheet. Up until now I just copy and paste it in. This is fairly easy, but I'd like to be able to just load the parts of the file I want and have it load only the parts I want. The text file has a lot of extraneous information (180,000 lines) and I need less than 100. I have written some code to read the file and capture only the lines I want. Having done that, I want to transfer parts of the captured data into a range in a spreadsheet. Here's the code I have so far:

Sub ReadLSTFile()
Dim myFile As String, text As String, textline As String, posLat As Integer, posLong As Integer
Dim i As Integer
Dim LOC As String
Dim Unit As String
Dim PERIOD As String
Dim LineParsed As Variant
Dim ColName
Dim MyData As Variant
Dim FindColumns As Integer

myFile = ActiveSheet.Range("LSTFileName")
LOC = Range("LOC") + Range("LOC")
Unit = Range("Unit")
PERIOD = Range("PERIOD")
LOC = LOC + PERIOD + Unit
Open myFile For Input As #1
Do Until EOF(1)
Line Input #1, text
If InStr(1, text, "Columns Section") > 0 Then FindColumns = FindColumns + 1

    If Mid(text, 2, 1) = "C" And FindColumns = 2 And InStr(text, LOC) > 0 Then
    LineParsed = SplitEx(text, " ", Chr(34), True)
    If LineParsed(5) <> 0 Then Debug.Print text
    
    End If
   
    


Loop
Close #1

End Sub

This is what the print statement produces:

C    460  CCISRULnA         BS     26.859595             0            -0
 C    462  CCISRUlhC         BS     82.012188             0             0
 C    463  CCISRU..0         BS    121.888497             0            -0
 C    464  CCISRULTD         BS     26.859595             0             0
 C    466  CCISRUhtD         BS     82.012188             0             0
 C    467  CCISRUL9D         BS     25.031633             0            -0
 C    472  CCISRUh9D         BS     62.273607             0             0
 C    475  CCISRUSP1         BS      5.536804             0            -0
 C    476  CCISRUSA1         BS      0.749063             0             0
 C    477  CCISRUSI1         BS      1.874372             0             0
 C    478  CCISRUSN1         BS      0.713030             0             0
 C    479  CCISRUSC1         BS      0.111416             0             0
 C    480  CCISRUSH1         BS      1.072207             0             0
 C    481  CCISRUSB1         BS      0.275186             0             0
 C    484  CCISRUhP1         BS     12.941670             0            -0
 C    485  CCISRUhA1         BS      1.521523             0             0
 C    486  CCISRUd11         BS    180.620594             0             0
 C    488  CCISRUd31         BS     73.606563             0             0
 C    490  CCISRUh8D         BS     15.131447             0             0
 C    491  CCISRUDMY         BS     91.600996             0             0
 C    492  CCISRUHtM         BS    189.015874             0             0
 C    493  CCISRUnnA         BS     13.016714             0             0
 C    495  CCISRUh2C         BS     13.016714             0             0
 C    497  CCISRUhaa         BS      5.533621             0             0
 C    498  CCISRUhbb         BS     16.896174             0             0
 C    499  CCISRUHMa         BS      2.681707             0             0
 C    500  CCISRUHmb         BS     16.896174             0             0
 C    501  CCISRU85R         BS     13.920931             0             0
 C    502  CCISRU90R         BS     89.085954             0             0

So far, so good. I just want the 3rd and 5th columns of data to go on the spreadsheet. I know I can get this done by brute force, but it seems like there must be a simple way to transfer the data to an array and plug it into the spreadsheet, and I'd like to know what that might be without have to reinvent the wheel.

Thanks.

Worked great. Thanks.