How to read String, Int, and Floats from the same line in a File?

[MisterTams]

I'm trying to read and display variables that I have stored in a file. Here is what my textfile looks like on my computer.
ABC 23 18.50 23.25 1.50 2.00
XYZ 5 226.20 175.00 3.50 4.00

I need to be able to read the 3 Letters as a string, the next number as an integer, and the rest of the values as floats.

I included my code. When I run the program, I get into an infinite loop with very large and strange numbers. Could anyone show me the error of my ways?

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>
#include <iomanip>
using namespace std;

int ReadFile (ifstream&, string);

int main ()
{
	ifstream inFile;
	string filename = "Shares.txt";
	bool IsItOpen;
	string StockName;
	int NUMofShares;
	float PurchasePrice, SalePrice, PurchaseCommission, SaleCommission ;
	
	cout << "Please open the file associated with the Multiple Stock Sales.\n" << endl;

	inFile.open(filename);
	IsItOpen = ReadFile(inFile, filename);

	cout << " Stock, Shares, P Price, S Price, P Commission, S Commission" << endl;

	while (!inFile.eof())
	{
		getline (inFile, StockName);
		inFile >> NUMofShares;
		inFile >> PurchasePrice;
		inFile >> SalePrice;
		inFile >> PurchaseCommission;
		inFile >> SaleCommission;
		cout << StockName << NUMofShares << PurchasePrice << SalePrice << PurchaseCommission << SaleCommission << endl;
	}

	inFile.close();
	
	system("pause");
	return 0;
}

int ReadFile (ifstream& myFile, string NameOfFile)
{
	cout << "Type the name of the file." << endl;
	cout << "Example Format: StockPrices.txt" << endl;
	cout << "\nPlease Enter Here: ";
	cin >> NameOfFile; //prompting user to enter the filename

	if (myFile.is_open() && NameOfFile == "Shares.txt")//validating the filename that was entered
	{
		cout << NameOfFile << " has opened successfully.\n" << endl;
		return true; 
	}
	else //if an error occurred opening the file, the program will close
	{
		cout << NameOfFile << " couldn't be opened...\n" << endl;
		cout << "Closing down the program due to file error..." << endl;
		return -1;
	}

}

[Mantorr22]

Why not just inFile >> StockName;? std::getline reads a whole line not just three letters as a string.

I would typically do it like this :

while (!inFile.eof())
{
	inFile >> StockName;
	inFile >> NUMofShares;
	inFile >> PurchasePrice;
	inFile >> SalePrice;
	inFile >> PurchaseCommission;
	inFile >> SaleCommission;

	if(!inFile) break; // Checks if file operation is a success

	cout << StockName << ' ';
	cout << NUMofShares << ' ';
	cout << PurchasePrice << ' ';
	cout << SalePrice << ' ';
	cout << PurchaseCommission << ' ';
	cout << SaleCommission << endl;
}

[MisterTams]

Mantorr22,

I tried something kind of similar to that earlier and it didn't work.
I do agree that using getline is probably a bad idea after all.
I just tried what you provided and it works great. I appreciate it!