Print in Matrix form

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How can we print a matrix in actual matrix form.

In COBOL after every DISPLAY statement it automatically drops to next line

so matrix looks like

1            than       1  2  3
2                       4  5  6
3                       7  8  9
4
5
6
7
8
9

can anyone tell me that can we print this in COBOL....

Posted 13-Jan-12 1:51am

CurrentlyBE

Updated 13-Jan-12 2:04am

Mehdi Gholam

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DISPLAY A B C
will print in a matrix way 3 variables A B and C

If you original statement was: DISPLAY X
you have to change your code to move 3 next sequential values of X to A, B and C

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Posted 11-Feb-15 3:46am

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Richard Deeming 11-Feb-15 11:21am

Why are you answering a solved question from three years ago?!

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2012-01-13T02:05:00

Solution 1

I guess you may use the WITH NO ADVANCING clause (see, for instance here[^]). Probably you have to add the blanks.

Posted 13-Jan-12 2:05am

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CurrentlyBE 14-Jan-12 2:29am

thanks

Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2012-01-13T02:05:00

Solution 2

It's a long time since I did any Cobol but I would suggest looking here[^].

Posted 13-Jan-12 2:05am

Richard MacCutchan

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CurrentlyBE 14-Jan-12 2:29am

thanks