According to EDISIM, yes it can. tcstoodt wrote: > Hi, > When I set my Gentran Trading partner record to > give me CTT01 and CTT02 then it looks like CTT02 comes > out to be the sum of the absolute values of the IT102's. > It's always positive. This seems to agree with my standards > book which says that CTT02 Hash Total is a "Sum of values of the > specified data element. All values in the data element will be > summed without regard to decimal points (explicit or implicit) > or signs." I'm having this map converted by a GXS mapper and > am getting negative values in some CTT02's. So according to the > standard can it be negative? Thanks for any thoughts. TS > > >
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