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This Command is one of several commands available to use in EZ4U Programming. The syntax used to enter this command is specified below, followed by a more detailed explanation of the command itself. See TABLE Command Examples for examples of how this command can be used.

 

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A TABLE command allows you to set up a table of values with multiple columns that the system uses when assessing service charges. The first column contains Variables and Logical Operators for comparison purposes. A TABLE Statement is used alone to create a service charge definition (no other statement can follow a TABLE statement).

 

When a column using a variable and logical operator is used, no space separates the variable and operator (see syntax demonstration above). They are typed as one word (for example: “LOWBAL>=,” not “LOWBAL >=”). The columns of values created should line up under the appropriate heading, but the values do not necessarily have to be right-adjusted or left-adjusted under that heading. Decimal points, however, should line up in the column (as shown on the TABLE Command Examples help topic).

 

All TABLE commands require the designation of a Variable/Logical Operator column that precedes all other columns (left to right).

 

TABLE commands can use three additional alphabetic phrases that are not used with any other command type: PER, FREE, and FEE.

 

•PER - The PER column is used with a variable to define the parameters of the service charge. The variable is entered immediately following "PER" with no space in between (example: "PER#ATM"). More than one PER column can be used in a TABLE statement. PER columns must follow the Variable/Logical Operator column and precede any FREE and FEE columns (left to right). TABLE commands require that either a PER or FEE column be used.

 

•FREE - This optional column indicates a value or range of values that will be free of service charges before the value in the PER column takes effect. FREE columns must follow Variable/Logical Operator columns and any PER columns but precede any FEE columns (left to right). Only one FREE column can be used for each PER column used.

 

•FEE - The FEE column contains the service charge fee that will be charged for each defined corresponding requirement on the table. This column will only accept a constant value. FEE columns must follow all other columns (left to right). TABLE commands require that either a PER or FEE column be used.