Why not use: set var vbk = ' ' set var vbk3 = ' ' set var vbk4 = ' ' It works for me in Bill of material where they want each sub assembly indented. Bernie Lis ----- Original Message ----- From: "Charles Dean Conrad" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "RBASE-L Mailing List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 8:54 PM Subject: [RBASE-L] - Blank Spaces
> I am having problems when I try to insert blanks between numbers. Every > time I run it the blanks do not appear. Below is the code that I am > using. I am using 65++ > SET VAR vbk = (CHAR0032) > SET VAR vf3 TEXT = (.vbk+.vbk+.vbk) > SET VAR vf4 TEXT = (.vbk+.vbk+.vbk+.vbk) > SET VAR vst1 = (SGET(.vtax,2,1)) > SET VAR vst2 = (SGET(.vtax,3,3)) > SET VAR vst3 = (SGET(.vtax,3,6)) > SET VAR vst4 = (SGET(.vtax,1,9)) > SET VAR vst5 = (SGET(.vtax,3,10)) > SET VAR vst6 = (SGET(.vtax,3,13)) > SET VAR v1721 = + > (.vst1+.vf3+.vst2+.vf4+.vst3+.vf3++ > .vst4+.vf4+.vst5+.vf4+.vst6) > > Charles Dean Conrad > PT KarCon Indonesia > >
