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DINIT27B	;ISCSF/DPC - FOREIGN FORMAT 1-2-3 IMPORT NUMBERS;1/11/93  2:34 PM
	;;21.0;VA FileMan;;Dec 28, 1994
	;Per VHA Directive 10-93-142, this routine should not be modified.
	F I=1:2 S X=$T(ENTRY+I) G:X="" ^DINIT27C S Y=$E($T(ENTRY+I+1),5,999),X=$E(X,4,999),@X=Y
	Q
ENTRY	;
	;;^DIST(.44,.002,0)
	;;=1-2-3 IMPORT NUMBERS^032^^^^^^0^1^1^1^1^0
	;;^DIST(.44,.002,3,0)
	;;=^^9^9^2930107^
	;;^DIST(.44,.002,3,1,0)
	;;=This format exports data for use with LOTUS 1-2-3 spreadsheets.
	;;^DIST(.44,.002,3,2,0)
	;;=Non-numeric fields will be in quotes.  Each field will be separated by
	;;^DIST(.44,.002,3,3,0)
	;;=a space.  Null-valued numeric fields in the primary file will be converted
	;;^DIST(.44,.002,3,4,0)
	;;=to a zero ('0'). WARNING: If the value of a field that is not in the
	;;^DIST(.44,.002,3,5,0)
	;;=primary file or that is not defined in the VA FILEMAN data dictionary as
	;;^DIST(.44,.002,3,6,0)
	;;=numeric is null or zero, nothing is output. That is, a zero (0) is NOT
	;;^DIST(.44,.002,3,7,0)
	;;=output.  This will destroy the positional results of the data and will
	;;^DIST(.44,.002,3,8,0)
	;;=install data in incorrect columns!!  If this situation is possible, do NOT
	;;^DIST(.44,.002,3,9,0)
	;;=use this format; consider the 123 DATA PARSE format.
	;;^DIST(.44,.002,4,0)
	;;=^^4^4^2930107^
	;;^DIST(.44,.002,4,1,0)
	;;=To import into 1-2-3, choose FILE->IMPORT->NUMBERS.
	;;^DIST(.44,.002,4,2,0)
	;;=Field values will automatically be placed into columns.
	;;^DIST(.44,.002,4,3,0)
	;;=Lotus 1-2-3 will automatically recognize your file for import if it has an
	;;^DIST(.44,.002,4,4,0)
	;;=extension of '.PRN'.
	;;^DIST(.44,.002,5,0)
	;;=^.441^1^1
	;;^DIST(.44,.002,5,1,0)
	;;=LOTUS 123 (NUMBERS)
	;;^DIST(.44,.002,5,"B","LOTUS 123 (NUMBERS)",1)
	;;=

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