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kanishk100
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| There is a field amt-balance in my program whose picture clause is z(9).99.. like amt-balance.I want this value to appear in the output file as R312.45 Now I am getting R 312.45 but i want R312.45>can anyone please suggest. |
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Phrzby Phil
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| Clue me in as to where the "R" comes from. Seems like regardless of what may be preceding your field, it should have nine positions (blank or digit) before the ".". |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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| is this a COBOL question? or sort or ???? |
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dick scherrer
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| Now I am getting R 312.45 but i want R312.45 |
How many spaces are between the R and the numbers?
If you post the code that creates this output and a more complete example of the data, we may be able to offer suggestions. |
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William Thompson
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| kanishk100 wrote: |
| There is a field amt-balance in my program whose picture clause is z(9).99.. like amt-balance.I want this value to appear in the output file as
Now I am getting
but i want R312.45>can anyone please suggest. |
You are going to have 'squeeze' out the spaces.....A little inline perform with reference modification could cure your problem....
But then, that's COBOL.....to quote Dick:
dbzTHEdinosauer
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