Hi, Jim. You might try something like this in Rexx (untested):
/*****/ IP_addr.1 = '10.23.178.200' IP_addr.2 = '192.168.128.12' IP_addr.3 = '172.12.210.34' IP_addr.0 = 3 do i = 1 to IP_addr.0 parse var IP_addr.i num1 '.' num2 '.' num3 ',' num4 num1 = right(num1,3,'0') num2 = right(num2,3,'0') num3 = right(num3,3,'0') num4 = right(num4,3,'0') padded_IP_addr.i = num1 || '.' || num2 || '.' || num3 || '.' || num4 end /* now sort padded_IP_addr stem */ padded_ip_addr.0 = 3 'pipe stem padded_ip_addr. | sort | cons' exit On 05/24/2011 09:40 AM, Jim Bohnsack wrote: > Does anyone have an xedit macro, or some other means, to sort a column > of ip addresses that will accommodate the varying number of digits > between the dots. I looked on the IBM download website, but don't see > anything. > > Jim Bohnsack > -- Dave Jones V/Soft Software www.vsoft-software.com Houston, TX 281.578.7544
