RE: right$

%trimr() followed by the evalr would do the same thing.  You could also scan
for blanks from the right side of the field and build parms for
substringing, but that would involve actual work.  <g>  What neets to happen
if there are fewer than ten non-blank characters?

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> MYVAR='   thisisseveralcharacters   '
> I want store the right 10 nonblank characters into a new variable.
> %trim will get rid of the leading, and trailing, blanks.
>
> Nearest way I can figure to do this is to use a 10 character
> field as a
> work variable and evalr the %trim of MYVAR into this.  Any other
> suggestions?
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> Rob Berendt
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