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I would like to put a number in an error message as a substitution parameter. I'll edit it into a character field first, Then... I want it to read nice, ie. if the number is 115090 (say 11 long, 2 decimal) i want it to appear in string as: 1,150.90 but in a readable fashion GOOD...: Yadda yadda 1,150.90 sumtin else. NO GOOD: Yadda yadda 1,150.90 sumtin else. Another time the number might be 187.25 I don't want to end up with: NO GOOD: Yadda yadda 187.25 sumtin else. which looks even more 'unprofessional'. >From the work with messages msgfile screen: ----------------------------------------------------------- Change Message Description (CHGMSGD) Type choices, press Enter. Message data fields formats: _ Data type . . . . . . . . . . *CHAR___ *SAME, *NONE, *QTDCHAR... Length . . . . . . . . . . . . *VARY_ Number, *VARY *VARY bytes or dec pos . . . . 2_____ Number + for more values _ ----------------------------------------------------------- They give you the option to specify substitution parms as being *VARY for size BUT... How da heck do I use it? Message ID is.....: 'JBR0120' Message text like.: Yadda yadda &1 sumtin else. We use a wrapper on the QHMSNDPM api to send messages to bottom of screen into a one line subfile that can hold multiple msgs and be scrolled. Thanks. John B.
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