Yes... I make a living by doing code makeovers...
--Bill
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Subject: Re: [U2] Conversion Code - M
Bill,
Might I suggest
Bill,
Might I suggest that M be renamed to something a little more meaningful? Oh,
and a flogging for the person who named it M to begin with? ;^)
Actually, when I find these format variables, I replace them with the format
literal. I know, it might make it a little harder to expand its w
t: RE: [U2] Conversion Code - M
From: Brutzman, Bill
[snip]
crt @(31,19) : Qty.Rcvd M
[snip]
I am writing to inquire about the meaning of "M". Suggestions would be
appreciated.
Looks like M is a variable, so it would depend on what it contained.
I'm goi
In your code snippit, M isn't quoted, so it's probably a variable
assigned elsewhere with a more familiar conversion code.
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From: Brutzman, Bill
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crt @(31,19) : Qty.Rcvd M
[snip]
I am writing to inquire about the meaning of "M". Suggestions would be
appreciated.
Looks like M is a variable, so it would depend on what it contained.
I'm going to guess that M = "R#9"
>ct CDS.BP B
From: Brutzman, Bill
[snip]
crt @(31,19) : Qty.Rcvd M
[snip]
I am writing to inquire about the meaning of "M". Suggestions would be
appreciated.
Looks like M is a variable, so it would depend on what it contained.
I'm going to guess that M = "R#9"
>ct CDS.BP
In a message dated 6/15/05 3:21:54 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< crt @(51,19) : Qty.Rcvd M
crt @(51,20) : Qty.Rcvd 'R#8'
crt @(51,21) : Qty.Rcvd >>
M looks like a variable in this case.
Note the lacks of quotes around it.
Will Johnson
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