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James Cobane
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Mark,

You can use a different iteration variable on the ouput field (i.e. %s2) and increment that only when you actually perform a copy based on OBX:5 being valued.  So, your COPY statement will look something like:

COPY (0(0).OBX(%s1).00571.[0] –> (0(0).OBX(%s2).00571.[0]

(not sure of the actual field numbers, but same concept)

And you’ll perform a MATH operation after your copy statement, with the following input values:

$%s2

=1

and the output value will be:  $%s2

You can reference/manipulate the actual value of the iteration variable by preceding it with the $ sign.  So, you’re using a new iteration variable (%s2) on the output side which is only being incremented when the condition (OBX:5 != @null) is true.  Hope this makes sense.

Jim Cobane

Henry Ford Health

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