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CPYTOIMPF

Is there a way to get the CPYTOIMPF to not put out a x'0A' at End-of-File? 
 

I have a rather large file I'm copying to the IFS and user is opening it 
via Excel (I know shouldn't happen but it does) any way the file is big 
enough that we have to use a macro to load it into multiple sheets.  If 
the x'0A' is the file the macro locks up on first read (did a debug in VB 
to check it), but if I open this in WordPad and remove last Char 
(destructive backspace) then it opens fine??

I don't see a way to tell the CPYTOIMPF command to not put x'0A' on the 
file (but might have over looked it).  If not would there be a way to copy 
the file can strip off the x'0A'?

Thanks for any suggestions.

Regards,

-- Jim

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