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 width in the future, but it is far easier to understand, and if you did have to expand it, you'd have to go looking at all the Ms anyway, just to make sure that M hadn't been used to format something else that you didn't want to expand. Regards, Charlie Noah Inland Truck Parts In a message dated 6/15/2005 6:35:39 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Yes... M is a variable... as in... M = "R,#9" Thanks to those who responded. --Bill 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 BILL BILL 0001 M = "R#7" 0002 Qty.Rcvd = '2.0' 0003 crt quote( Qty.Rcvd M ) 0004 crt quote( Qty.Rcvd 'R#8' ) 0005 crt quote( Qty.Rcvd ) 0006 0007 Qty.Rcvd = -Qty.Rcvd 0008 0009 crt quote( Qty.Rcvd M ) 0010 crt quote( Qty.Rcvd 'R#8' ) 0011 crt quote( Qty.Rcvd ) >RUN CDS.BP BILL " 2.0" " 2.0" "2.0" " -2" " -2" "-2" ------- u2-users mailing list u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/
