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The fields in the iSeries file are alpha. So in the Excel file they enter
them in as "general" so it's not a numeric field. Then when we save this
Excel file as a file type .CSV for upload to the iSeries file so it works OK
- normally. But in this case there are these character fields with leading
0's (zeros) and when you save it as a .CSV it drops these zeros and left
justifies the rest.
Thanks,
Chuck
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Chuck,
When you say you have alpha fields with number for content, are you
meaning within the spreadsheet, the iSeries table, or both?
Nick W. Mart
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