Use this field level rule to determine what text should be placed into the output buffer. The PrintIf rule compares a character string from the extract record to the character string specified in the user-defined condition contained in the data field.
This rule does not support comparison of data strings that contain all numeric characters. This rule does supports overflow.
| Note | The PrtIfNum rule does support comparison of data strings that contain all numeric characters. |
The user-defined condition is comprised of one or more user-defined definitions separated by a colon (:). A user-defined definition is comprised of two parameters separated by an equal sign (=). User-defined definition parameters contains the...
Here are some examples:
Inc=Extra premium due to age is included.
Exc=Age premium has been excluded.
Y=Age premium is not applicable.
Inc=Age premium is included.:Exc=Age premium excluded.:Y=N/A
You can use these format flags:
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Flag |
Description |
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C |
Center |
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R |
Right justify |
The system justifies the data by adding spaces in front of the text. If you are using a proportional font, do not use these flags to align the data. Use the JustFld rule for that.
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