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Hi Charles,

I'm not sure that I understand what you're asking. You have two addresses and you want to load them into an array, so you want to do this?

Cust(1).Customer = BTCustomer;
Cust(1).Name = BTName;
Cust(1).Address1 = BTAddress1;

Cust(2).Customer = STCustomer;
Cust(2).Name = STName;
Cust(2).Address1 = STAddress1;

I'm pretty sure you could type those 6 lines above without asking the question, which makes me think I'm not understanding... Are you looking to load all records in the file into the array, and have separate arrays for bill-to and ship-to? Or... ? I guess I'm just not sure what you're looking for.


On 3/3/2014 11:08 AM, Charles Wilt wrote:
I've got a file with "bill to" and "ship to" information in addition to
other fields.

So for instance
A OTHERFLD1 10A
A OTHERFLD1 10A
A BTCUSTOMER 6S 0 COLHDG('Bill To' 'Customer')
A BTNAME 30A COLHDG('Bill to' 'Name')
A BTADDRESS1 30A COLHDG('Bill to' 'Address 1')
A STCUSTOMER 6S 0 COLHDG('Ship To' 'Customer')
A STNAME 30A COLHDG('Ship to' 'Name')
A STADDRESS1 30A COLHDG('Ship to' 'Address 1')


I'd really like to get the Bill to/ship to fields into an array so I can
easily load them without repeating the evals.

something like:
Cust(1) = GetCustinfo(wBtCustomer);
Cust(2) = GetCustInfo(wStCustomer);
//eval-corr here perhaps?

I think I remeber a way to do it, but my memory is a little rusty and I
might be missing an easier way enable by recent enhancements.

So I thought I'd throw this out to the group. I'm running 7.1 w/TR 7.

Thanks!
Charles


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