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Mª Elena Vázquez wrote:
> 
> Good morning,
> 
> I have an officevision document that retrieves data from a physical
> file. In that file there is a numeric field with a length of 8, whom
> content represents a date in format YYYYMMDD.
> Does anyone know how to represent this number as a date in the document
> (with separators)? i.e.: YYYY-MM-DD or YYYY/MM/DD.

I assume you are using an text data merge(maybe not) but anyway, the
edit has to be done with a custom "mask" either at the program level
or using DDS at the file level... Instead of using the standard edit
code, you will need to create a edit word somthing like '   /  /   '.
See the RPG manual if you are including a report in a document or
see the DDS manual if you are using text data merge.....
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