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Print Space

Former Member
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Hi all,

if there a value in the variable then print it else hwo to leave that much blank space.

Regards,

Mohsin

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peter_ruiz2
Active Contributor
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hi,

WRITE: /(10) space.

here, (10) specifies the number of characters that will be occupied by space.

regards,

Peter

Former Member
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207

Hi,

if variabl ne ' ' .

print.

endif.

try above logic..

Former Member
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207

hi,

try this.

len = strlen(var).

If var is initial.
do len times.
write: space
enddo.
else.
write: var.
endif.

hope this will help.

Regards

Sumit Agarwal .

Former Member
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Hi Mohsin,

Try to print the variables using UNDER stattement. That is print each variable under some heading.

This will automatically print the variable if it has a value in it, otherwise it will leave as many spaces of that variable.

Hope this helps you.

Regards,

Chandra Sekhar

Former Member
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if the value is balnk while printing it will take that much blank space.

see the example

data: a(2) type c value 10,

b(2) type c ,

c(3) type c value 100.

write:/ a,b,c.