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Hi Michael, > I can't believe I haven't encoutered this yet. How does one perform > half-adjust when using free format? > a =(H) b + c; > doesn't seem to work. Do I need to do a %DECH or something? You can do it either way. The following code works nicely: D a s 9P 2 D b s 5P 0 inz(1232) D c s 8P 3 inz(654.345) /free eval(h) a = b + c; But, having to include the word "eval" sometimes throws off your code... especially if you have a bunch of calcs together and then suddenly one of them has an "eval" in front of it. So, you can also use %dech() a = %dech( b + c : 9: 2); %dech() can be awkward because you have to specify the number of digits & decimal places -- plus, I've always felt that hard-coding that is not a good idea. An alternative to hard-coding would be to use a named constant, as follows: D b s 5P 0 inz(1232) D c s 8P 3 inz(654.345) D a s 9P 2 D a_digits c %len(a) D a_decpos c %decpos(a) /free a = %dech( b + c : a_digits: a_decpos); HTH
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