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rdfred

I am trying to convert a signed packed field in Excel. Is there .
 
I'm trying to pull mainframe data into an excel spreadsheet, but the data has
packed signed data and I can't seem to find a formula that will do the
conversion. If you know of a way of doing this please help.

Pete_UK

I am trying to convert a signed packed field in Excel. Is there .
 
Can you post some examples of your packed signed data and how you
would like them to be interpreted?

Pete

On Nov 16, 1:56 pm, rdfred wrote:
I'm trying to pull mainframe data into an excel spreadsheet, but the data has
packed signed data and I can't seem to find a formula that will do the
conversion. If you know of a way of doing this please help.



Bernard Liengme

I am trying to convert a signed packed field in Excel. Is there .
 
Use the mainframe to convert to IEEE notation.
Or if the program is COBOL get the data out as strings (text)
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"rdfred" wrote in message
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I'm trying to pull mainframe data into an excel spreadsheet, but the data
has
packed signed data and I can't seem to find a formula that will do the
conversion. If you know of a way of doing this please help.




Soundar

I am trying to convert a signed packed field in Excel. Is there .
 
Hi,

Hope you are talking about comp-3 data in mainframe. You can write a sort
card in mainframe itself and then convert that value as you want using
editing characters, and then you can download to excel.

Regards,
Soundar.

"rdfred" wrote:

I'm trying to pull mainframe data into an excel spreadsheet, but the data has
packed signed data and I can't seem to find a formula that will do the
conversion. If you know of a way of doing this please help.



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