12-11-2012
Thank you sir. Oh, how I flip the code so file 1 will go before file 2? The order how it goes is pretty important for me. Also, how do I make exception when the amount column doesnt have dollars sign, or 2 digits after decimal points to be ignored? That would make Euda to have $-12.45, not $-57.45
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SEE ALSO
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BUGS
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7th Edition May 15, 1985 ECVT(3)