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Hi Adam
thanks for your reply
This does NOT look familiar - HOWEVER - it DOES look promising
I'll give it a go and let you know the results



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Would it work if you had a structure like (completely winging the
spacing here)

array DS dim(3)
based(%addr(record))
number 5 0 dim(24)

record DS likeRec(fileRec:*INPUT)


Now, I think if you read the record into the 'record' DS, you should be
able to address each subfield as array(x).number(y).

Again, this is completely untested, so YMMV!
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