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Assuming that your SSN is stored as integer and not alpha, you will first have to convert it to alpha. If not, skip that part. Then you can supply masking to get the desired output format.
DEFINE FILE filename SSNA/A8=EDIT(SSNI); SSN/A10=EDIT(SSNA,'999-99-9999'); END
You can also put it in a compute statemnt if just doing a detail line, And Ginny , SSN is 9 digits. Some systems store it as alpha so wouldn't need the first edit.
Leah
Posts: 1317 | Location: Council Bluffs, IA | Registered: May 24, 2004
Thanks for keeping me honest. I'm not feeling well and wasn't paying attention. But I did mention that he wouldn't have to do the first edit if the field was already alpha.