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vasco ferreira
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I work with several examples using one condition which reads a caracther (character?) in column 19 and using the same copygroup.
Now I want to make the same condition reading two different columns (still in the same regist (huh?) columns 19 and 24 for using the same copygroup.
Is this possible?
Would someone give me the commands?
Many thanks. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
I corrected multiple typos and i still do not understand what this is asking. . .
I suspect others will be as confused as i which may be the reason there have been no replies.
Suggest you post some sample input, the current "code", and the output you now get. Then post the new output you want from this same sample input.
How do both situations replate to what you call "the same copybook"? |
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vasco ferreira
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| I am talking about Advance Function Printing, and it's not copybook, it's copygroup (connection to formdef). |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| and it's not copybook, it's copygroup |
My bad - got hung up on all of the other "things" i didn't understand. . . 
As with many topics here, it you post "what you have" and "what you want instead", someone may have a suggestion. The more specifics you provide, the more likely someone can help.
Keep in mind that your topic is completely clear to you but may not be to others. Also, keep in mind that we have very few AFP topics. . . |
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