Author: Arun Raj
Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2016 10:07 pm (GMT 5.5)
I think you got confused. Forget the FINDREP suggestion. You don't need FINDREP. I will repeat what was suggested already if that makes any clearer.
1 - In the first IFTHEN , multiply only the digits at odd positions(pos-1,3,5,..etc), which in the input are in ZD format (you don't need to multiply others by 1) and OVERLAY at the end of the record (say pos-81,83,85..etc), here either keep it edited as 'TT', or 'IT' so you can read them as ZD or UFF in the second IFTHEN.
To avoid confusion I'd recommend using TT, so you see ZEROes instead of blanks.
2 - In the second IFTHEN, ADD all the individual digits from the results above(pos-81,82,83,...etc) and the digits at even positions from your original input which is still available at pos-2,4,6,..etc. And include the MUL by 9 in the same calculation, edit the final result to format it as per your requirement.
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Arun
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Love is like an hourglass, with the heart filling up as the brain empties. -Jules Renard
Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2016 10:07 pm (GMT 5.5)
I think you got confused. Forget the FINDREP suggestion. You don't need FINDREP. I will repeat what was suggested already if that makes any clearer.
1 - In the first IFTHEN , multiply only the digits at odd positions(pos-1,3,5,..etc), which in the input are in ZD format (you don't need to multiply others by 1) and OVERLAY at the end of the record (say pos-81,83,85..etc), here either keep it edited as 'TT', or 'IT' so you can read them as ZD or UFF in the second IFTHEN.
To avoid confusion I'd recommend using TT, so you see ZEROes instead of blanks.
2 - In the second IFTHEN, ADD all the individual digits from the results above(pos-81,82,83,...etc) and the digits at even positions from your original input which is still available at pos-2,4,6,..etc. And include the MUL by 9 in the same calculation, edit the final result to format it as per your requirement.
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Arun
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Love is like an hourglass, with the heart filling up as the brain empties. -Jules Renard
