OK, I now
get 10,000.00 but I would like to suppress
the decimal places.
This is my line of
code :
FLAT.LINE:='"':OCONV(PARTS.REC<8,W>,"MD3,"):'"'
Any further
advise, most appreciated.
Cheers, Simon.
Australia.
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From: Kevin King [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Simon Adams
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Subject: using commas in a csv file outputHow can I force a comma in an outputted csv file ?I want to put commas in numbers eg: 10,000 but as the delimiter is a comma, it puts 10 in one column and then the 000 in the next column.How can I OCONV the output but keeping the number together ?Cheers, Simon.
Australia.
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