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Gut says no
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/iseries/v5r3/ic2924/info/apis/edit1.htm

However I suppose if one digs hard enough you can find out what 
subprocedure from what module is called when one edits a field with an 
edit code.  Then the question becomes is how was the binding done? 
Translation:  do you need to recompile?


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Always print sign, + or -, in O-spec






Got a request to always print a sign for a certain number in a report,
whether positive or negative, except when the value is zero.  Examples:

   +55.7%
    -9.0%
  +150.3%
    -0.7%
     0.0%

Is there one API to do this automagically?  Or a combo?

tia,
db

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