RE: arangeing 10 fields -- RPG400-L

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Chris wrote:

>I have 10 fields. some of them have data in them, some 
>don't and it varies with every record.   
>I need to have a report that has the data in the fields.
>but I need the data to look pretty. Not just one here and 
>one there.   so how can I take the data and make it all line up nicely.

If you can't use SORTA because it juggles the order as well as the position,
try a quick routine to read the input fields as an array; scan each element
of the input array and move it to the next available output array element.
Keep a separate index for the input and output arrays and you're all set.

Buck Calabro
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