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jitendramishra
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i ve a loop" PERFORM 1000 TIMES"
I ve to capture the 900th run. Can i do it using a 9(02) counter ?
I was provided only this counter |
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Craq Giegerich
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| jitendramishra wrote: |
i ve a loop" PERFORM 1000 TIMES"
I ve to capture the 900th run. Can i do it using a 9(02) counter ?
I was provided only this counter |
Is the counter by any chance COMP. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello jitendramishra,
I suspect you will get no suitable answers in this forum either. . .
As was explained to you before, using only a 9(02) counter, you cannot count to 900. If you are willing to adjust to a 2-byte counter, it becomes simple. If you use a second counter and count to 90 ten times, you can get to 900.
If you get an answer that works for you, it would be interesting to see. |
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