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Old 11-15-2012
Not that this will make much sense, but this is the file recording the screen layout that the client sees as well as their selections and the resulting file (a .csv file) shown near the end. Wherever you see "grid", it is a popup grid with check boxes that the user can select items from for their report. Just so you can see what I'm working with...

Code:
OK, vi KAB111301
"KAB111301" 409 lines, 11689 characters
{85;100}(@CDEAUTO-@)
{86;1}
Welcome to PAYMASTER'S RealTime 2004 Payroll System
PAYROLL RUN FOR BEST PAYROLL CO IN RI
11/13/ 012     0:10

{85;100}(@CS,Welcome.dat@)
{86;1}
{85;100}
(@SETC,WS01,BEST PAYROLL CO IN RI         @)(@SETC,WS02,11/13/2012    11:56 AM@)
(@HC,PP11@)(@HC,PP12@)(@HC,PP13@)(@HC,PP14@)(@HC,PP21@)(@HC,PP22@)(@HC,PP23@)(@HC,PP24@)(@HC,RP11@)(@HC,RP12@)(@HC,RP13@)(@HC,IO11@)
(@HC,IO12@)(@HC,IO13@)(@HC,IO14@)(@HC,IO15@)(@HC,IO16@)(@HC,IO16@)(@HC,IO21@)(@HC,IO22@)(@HC,IO24@)(@HC,IO25@)(@HC,IO26@)
{85;100}(@SETC,IO03,             Web Report Portal              @)
{86;0}i
(@HC,AD02@)(@HC,AD03@)
{85;100}(@SETC,AD01,Check stubs are available on the *NEW* Employee Web Portal-call Andrea for more info.@)
{86;0}i
{85;100}
(@HC,AD02@)
{86;1}
{86;1}
FM=File maintenance menu
RP=Reports
QU=Employee and company inquiry screens
PA=Set Priority Access code (RESTRICTED)
~C~A1
~C~A1
~C~A1
~C~TM
{85;100}
(@SC,IO11@)(@SC,IO21@)(@HC,IO15@)(@HC,IO25@)(@HC,IO12@)(@HC,IO22@)(@HC,IO14@)(@HC,IO24@)(@HC,IO16@)(@HC,IO26@)
{86;1}
~F~IO21~TM
{85;100}
(@HC,IO11@)(@HC,IO21@)(@R,http://WWW.CSCPAYMASTER.COM/winpay/WINDOWS USER GUIDE.htm,@)
{86;1}
{85;100}(@CS,Welcome.dat@)
{86;1}
{85;100}
(@SETC,WS01,BEST PAYROLL CO IN RI         @)(@SETC,WS02,11/13/2012    11:56 AM@)
(@HC,PP11@)(@HC,PP12@)(@HC,PP13@)(@HC,PP14@)(@HC,PP21@)(@HC,PP22@)(@HC,PP23@)(@HC,PP24@)(@HC,RP11@)(@HC,RP12@)(@HC,RP13@)(@HC,IO11@)
(@HC,IO12@)(@HC,IO13@)(@HC,IO14@)(@HC,IO15@)(@HC,IO16@)(@HC,IO16@)(@HC,IO21@)(@HC,IO22@)(@HC,IO24@)(@HC,IO25@)(@HC,IO26@)
{85;100}(@SETC,IO03,             Web Report Portal              @)
{86;0}i
(@HC,AD02@)(@HC,AD03@)
{85;100}(@SETC,AD01,Check stubs are available on the *NEW* Employee Web Portal-call Andrea for more info.@)
{86;0}i
{85;100}
(@HC,AD02@)
{86;1}
{86;1}
FM=File maintenance menu
RP=Reports
QU=Employee and company inquiry screens
PA=Set Priority Access code (RESTRICTED)
~C~RP
{85;100}
(@HC,IO11@)(@HC,IO12@)(@HC,IO13@)(@HC,IO14@)(@HC,IO15@)(@HC,IO16@)(@HC,IO21@)(@HC,IO22@)(@HC,IO24@)(@HC,IO25@)(@HC,IO26@)
{86;1}
Miscellaneous Reports Menu
EL=Various employee lists
BD=Birthday list
SN=Employee seniority listings
MP=Various period ending reports
PB=Probationary employee reports
AR=Alternate rate listing
RH=Employee rate history report
HR=Y-T-D hours and earnings report
EO=Equal employment opportunity report (EEO)
MS=Various Y-T-D employee record dumps
GL=General ledger account report
WC=Workers compensation report
CO=Company master profile report
DN=Import complete employee profile information
CD=Import custom employee profile information
C1=Import custom HR profile information
TS=Import custom employee profile, earnings, and deduction information
RT=Return to the main menu
 T;100i(@CS,rpt-main.dat@)
{86;0}1
{85;100}(@HC,ad01@)
{86;1}
{85;100}(@HC,ad03@)
{86;1}
{85;100},(@SETC,RP01, 990  BEST PAYROLL CO IN RI         @)
{86;0}1
{85;100},(@SETC,ad01,HR-Lite keeps all your information available online@)
{86;0}1
{85;100},(@SETC,ad02,Click here for a sample of our *NEW* web based employee portal check stub@)
{86;0}1
{85;100},(@SETC,ad03,Get your payroll reports online using our secure Web Portal- call to setup@)
{86;0}1
{85;100},(@SETC,RP02,11/13/12    12:06PM@)
{86;0}1
~F~RP03~TS
{85;100}(@CS,REPORT1.dat@)
{86;1}
{85;100}(@HC,RP-14A@)(@HC,RP-14B@)(@HC,RP-14D@)
{23;861}
{85;100}(@HC,RP-15A@)(@HC,RP-15B@)(@HC,RP-15D@)
{23;861}
{85;100}(@HC,RP-16A@)(@HC,RP-16B@)(@HC,RP-16D@)
{23;861}
{85;100}(@HC,RP-17A@)(@HC,RP-17B@)(@HC,RP-17D@)
{23;861}
{85;100}(@HC,RP-18A@)(@HC,RP-18B@)(@HC,RP-18D@)
{23;861}
{85;100}(@HC,RP-19A@)(@HC,RP-19B@)(@HC,RP-19D@)
{23;861}
{85;100}(@HC,RP-20A@)(@HC,RP-20B@)(@HC,RP-20D@)
{23;861}
{85;100}(@HC,RP-21A@)(@HC,RP-21B@)(@HC,RP-21D@)
{23;861}
{85;100}(@HC,RP-22A@)(@HC,RP-22B@)(@HC,RP-22D@)
{23;861}
{85;100}(@HC,RP-23A@)(@HC,RP-23B@)(@HC,RP-23D@)
{23;861}
{85;100}(@CREATEDIR,C:\WINFAST\REPORTS@)
{86;1}
{85;100}(@SETC,RP-04,Create a Custom Excel Import File@)(@SETC,RP-01,0990@)(@SETC,RP-02,BEST PAYROLL CO IN RI         @)(@setc,RP-08
,Import contents are determined by your selection in the grid@)
{86;1}
{85;100}(@CS2,field-select-1.dat@)
{86;1}
{85;10}FIELD1GRID^
Employee-Number~
Division                   ~
Department~
Class                      ~
Last-Name~
First-Name                 ~
Middle-Initial~
Employee-Position          ~
Class-Description~
Pay-Frequency-Code         ~
Employee-Status-Code~
EEO-Race-Code              ~
Shift-Code~
Pension-Coverage-Code      ~
EIC-Code~
EEO-Position-Code          ~
Social-Security-Number~
Phone-Number               ~
Password-Priority-Level    ~
Employment-Basis-Code      ~
Date-Record-Changed        ~
Address-Line-1             ~
Address-Line-2             ~
Address-Line-3             ~
City                       ~
State                      ~
Zip-Code                   ~
401k/403b Pension Eligible ~
Actual-Marital-Status      ~
Gender                     ~
State-Taxing-Code          ~
City-Taxing-Code           ~
Federal-Marital-Status     ~
State-Marital-Status       ~
City-Marital-Status        ~
Position-Date              ~
Class-Date                 ~
Date-of-Birth              ~
Date-of-Hire               ~
Date-of-Last-Rate-Change   ~
Employee-Status-Date       ~
Earnings-Method-Code       ~
Workers-Comp-Code          ~
Federal-Exemptions         ~
State-Exemptions           ~
City-Exemptions            ~
Hours-per-Pay-Period       ~
Current-Rate               ~
Previous-Rate              ~
Rate-per-Pay-Period        ~
Date-of-Last-Rate-Change   ~
Date-Last-Check-was-Issued ~
Q/T/D-Gross-Earnings       ~
Y/T/D-Gross-Earnings       ~
Q/T/D-Withholding-Tax-Gross~
Y/T/D-Withholding-Tax-Gross~
Q/T/D-Withholding-Tax      ~
Y/T/D-Withholding-Tax      ~
Q/T/D-Social-Security-Gross~
Y/T/D-Social-Security-Gross~
Q/T/D-Social-Security-Tax  ~
Y/T/D-Social-Security-Tax  ~
Q/T/D-Medicare-Gross       ~
Y/T/D-Medicare-Gross       ~
Q/T/D-Medicare-Tax         ~
Y/T/D-Medicare-Tax         ~
Q/T/D-FUTA-Gross           ~
Y/T/D-FUTA-Gross           ~
Q/T/D-Tip-Earnings         ~
Y/T/D-Tip-Earnings         ~
Q/T/D-EIC                  ~
Y/T/D-EIC                  ~
Q/T/D-3rd-Party-S/S-Gross  ~
Y/T/D-3rd-Party-S/S-Gross  ~
Q/T/D-3rd-Party-S/S-Tax    ~
Y/T/D-3rd-Party-S/S-Tax    ~
Q/T/D-3rd-Party-M/C-Gross  ~
Y/T/D-3rd-Party-M/C-Gross  ~
Q/T/D-3rd-Party-M/C-Tax    ~
Y/T/D-3rd-Party-M/C-Tax    ~
Y/T/D-Other-Compensation   ~
Y/T/D-1099-Earnings        ~
Primary-State-Code         ~
Last-Check-Date-PS         ~
Q/T/D-Gross-Earnings-PS    ~
Y/T/D-Gross-Earnings-PS    ~
Q/T/D-Withholding-Gross-PS ~
Y/T/D-Withholding-Gross-PS ~
Q/T/D-Withholding-Tax-PS   ~
Y/T/D-Withholding-Tax-PS   ~
Q/T/D-SDI-Gross-PS         ~
Y/T/D-SDI-Gross-PS         ~
Q/T/D-SDI-Tax-PS           ~
Y/T/D-SDI-Tax-PS           ~
Q/T/D-SUI-Gross-PS         ~
Y/T/D-Sui-Gross-PS         ~
Y/T/D-1099-Earnings-PS     ~
                           ~
 

{86;1}
~GR~FIELD1GRID~1|2|3|5|6|7
     1     1
     2     0
     2     2
     3     0
     3     3
     4     0
     4     5
     5     0
     5     6
     6     0
     6     7
{85;100}(@CS2HIDE@)
{86;1}
{85;100}(@SC,RP-14@)(SC,RP-14@)(@SETC,RP-14,                             @)(@HC,RP-14A@)(@SETC,RP-14,Do you want to include earnings
 code info in the file?@)(@SC,RP-15A@)(@SF,RP-15A@)
{86;1}
 ! ~F~RP-15A~YES
{85;100}(@SETC,RP-10,Earnings code data to be included@)
{86;1}
{85;100}(@CS2,field-select-2.dat@)
{86;1}
{85;10}field2grid^
01~REGULAR ~Hours
02~OVERTIME~Hours
03~DBLTME  ~Hours
04~VACATION~Hours
05~SICK    ~Hours
06~HOLIDAY ~Hours
07~COMMSN  ~Dollars
08~BONUS   ~Dollars
09~MISCEL  ~Dollars
10~REGULAR$~Dollars
11~TIP HRS ~Hours
12~TIPS    ~Dollars
13~SHFT DIF~Dollars
15~MED125  ~Dollars
16~DENTL125~Dollars
17~G-T-L   ~Dollars
18~AUTO-EOY~Dollars
19~HLTH-S  ~Dollars
20~HAPPY   ~Dollars
25~3PTYSICK~Dollars
{86;1}
{86;1}
~GR~FIELD2GRID~1|2|4|5|6
     1     1
     2     0
     2     2
     3     0
     3     4
     4     0
     4     5
     5     0
     5     6
{85;100}(@CS2HIDE@)
{86;1}
{85;100}(@SC,RP-15@)(SC,RP-15@)(@SETC,RP-15,                             @)(@HC,RP-15A@)(@SETC,RP-15,Do you want to include deductio
n code info in the file?@)(@SC,RP-16A@)(@SF,RP-16A@)
{86;1}
 ! ~F~RP-16A~NO
{85;100}(@CS2HIDE@)
{86;1}
{85;100}(@SETC,RP-20,Formatting report...please wait@)
{86;1}
     1    15    29    43    57    71
{85;6}<appdir>\REPORTS\EMPLOYEES.CSV^
Employee-Number,Division,Department,Last-Name,First-Name,Middle-Initial,REGULAR --HOURS,REGULAR --DOLLARS,OVERTIME--HOURS,OVERTIME--
DOLLARS,VACATION--HOURS,VACATION--DOLLARS,SICK--HOURS,SICK--DOLLARS,HOLIDAY --HOURS,HOLIDAY --DOLLARS,
1,0,1,ADAMS,DON, , 1942.50 ,32536.89 , 50.50 ,422.95 , 76.00 , 1273.00 , 48.00 ,804.00 , .00 , .00 ,
3,0,4,SIMPSON,JOE,P, 1920.00 ,79560.00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 ,
4,0,1,CHAPLIN,ALBERT , , 1412.00 ,17650.00 , .00 , .00 , 14.84 ,185.58 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 ,
5,0,2,GOOD ,JOHN ,B, 1954.00 ,29310.00 , .00 , .00 , 25.99 ,389.99 , 40.00 ,600.00 , .00 , .00 ,
6,0,1,ORTIZ,DAVID, , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 ,
7,0,1,RAMIREZ,MANNY, , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 ,
8,0,3,JOHN ,HECTOR , , 15.00 , 43.35 , 15.00 , 21.69 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 ,
9,0,5,MCMARTIN ,CATHRINE , , 1920.00 ,24000.00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 ,
 10,0,2,SMITH,ADAM , , 1144.50 ,12529.50 ,4.00 , 22.00 ,109.35 , 1163.10 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 ,
 11,0,6,TELL ,WILLIAM, , 1925.50 ,28882.50 ,141.00 , 1057.50 , 64.00 ,960.00 ,8.00 ,120.00 , .00 , .00 ,
 12,0,2,FRANCONE ,TERRY, , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 ,
 13,0,4,ROSE ,RONNIE , , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 ,
 14,0,5,HALL ,JOHN , , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 ,
 15,0,6,HALLMARK ,MARY , , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 ,
 16,0,6,BARNSIDER,HARRY, , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 ,
{86;1}
{85;100}(@R,C:\WINFAST\REPORTS\EMPLOYEES.CSV,@)
{86;1}
FILE "EMPL.CSV" IS READY WITH  15 EMPLOYEES
{85;6}<appdir>\combo\depts.txt^00--001;OFFICE
00--002 ;MANAGEMENT
00--003 ;WAITSTAFF
00--004 ;SALES
00--005 ;WAREHOUSE
00--006 ;SERVICE
{86;1}
{85;6}<appdir>\combo\state.txt^CT;-State Code
MA;-State Code
RI;-State Code
{86;1}
~~
{85;100}(@CDEAUTO-@)
{86;1}
Welcome to PAYMASTER'S RealTime 2004 Payroll System
PAYROLL RUN FOR BEST PAYROLL CO IN RI
11/13/ 012     0:10
5,0,2,GOOD ,JOHN ,B, 1954.00 ,29310.00 , .00 , .00 , 25.99 ,389.99 , 40.00 ,600.00 , .00 , .00 ,
6,0,1,ORTIZ,DAVID, , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 ,
7,0,1,RAMIREZ,MANNY, , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 ,
8,0,3,JOHN ,HECTOR , , 15.00 , 43.35 , 15.00 , 21.69 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 ,
9,0,5,MCMARTIN ,CATHRINE , , 1920.00 ,24000.00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 ,
 10,0,2,SMITH,ADAM , , 1144.50 ,12529.50 ,4.00 , 22.00 ,109.35 , 1163.10 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 ,
 11,0,6,TELL ,WILLIAM, , 1925.50 ,28882.50 ,141.00 , 1057.50 , 64.00 ,960.00 ,8.00 ,120.00 , .00 , .00 ,
 12,0,2,FRANCONE ,TERRY, , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 ,
 13,0,4,ROSE ,RONNIE , , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 ,
 14,0,5,HALL ,JOHN , , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 ,
 15,0,6,HALLMARK ,MARY , , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 ,
 16,0,6,BARNSIDER,HARRY, , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 , .00 ,
{86;1}
{85;100}(@R,C:\WINFAST\REPORTS\EMPLOYEES.CSV,@)
{86;1}
FILE "EMPL.CSV" IS READY WITH  15 EMPLOYEES

Last edited by Corona688; 11-19-2012 at 01:55 PM..
# 16  
Old 11-19-2012
Now please explain which parts you want to extract so we can show you how to extract it...
# 17  
Old 11-19-2012
Anywhere a choice is made; for example:
Code:
~GR~FIELD1GRID~1|2|3|5|6|7

means the user has chosen the fields from the grid (field 1,2,3,5,6,7) to include in the report. The user then makes other choices, for example, their response to
Code:
(@SETC,RP-14,Do you want to include earnings code info in the file?@)(@SC,RP-15A@)(@SF,RP-15A@)

Code:
{86;1} is  ! ~F~RP-15A~YES

, and their response of 'YES' brings up another grid from which they choose fields. Make sense?
Last edited by jim mcnamara; 11-19-2012 at 07:37 PM..
# 18  
Old 11-19-2012
Quote:
Originally Posted by KathyB148
Anywhere a choice is made
You're going to have to be a lot more specific. We don't know this program; we can't tell when a choice has been made.
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# 19  
Old 11-19-2012
That's what I meant about the WinFAST extraneous information; For all intents & purposes, the user makes the initial choice for this type of report by selecting a radio button, in this case that selection tells the fortran code that the user typed 'TS'. The fortran says, if 'TS' then show this grid (as mentioned above). From the grid, the user checks off fields (name, emp#, whatever). These choices are then passed back to the fortran as numbers. So, regardless of the questions, I just need the answers and if I can get it into the program, the fortran code will do what it needs to do. I really don't know how to explain this any better. I'm sorry - I'm not being intentionally obtuse.
# 20  
Old 11-19-2012
Based on the information you've given me, I'd grep for ~GR~ in that text file, which would give you the lines

Code:
~GR~FIELD1GRID~1|2|3|5|6|7

...which probably isn't what you wanted.

If you want more, you'll have to explain what and why.
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# 21  
Old 11-20-2012
Actually that is part of what I want, but using grep is probably the way to go anyway. I will give that a try. Thanks so much for all the help. I'll post again if it works out.
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