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N Fixed $ (for US code page) Places a dollar sign ($) to the left of the field. The symbol appears only on the first detail line of each page. The currency symbol depends on the code page.
M is for floating dollar.
Alan. WF 7.705/8.007
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You got things mixed up. Alan is right. The N stands for NON-floating dollar, which is exactly what you coded. For other edit option, including the FLOATING dollar sign, take a look at the manual pages (or the help in DevStudio).
GamP
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