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Thanks Kaufmed. 100% solution would be to enclose this in a foreach loop to collect all the status codes.
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Thanks Kaufmed. 100% solution would be to enclose this in a foreach loop to collect all the status codes.

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I need a string with concatenated &quot;status code&quot; and &quot;reason code&quot;. &nbsp;Both should be concatenated as shown following. If Status code and reason codes are less than 2 characters, they should be left alligned and a space should be left... If they are more than 2 characters, they should be truncated to 2 characters.<br />
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Example:<br />
If account has following status reason codes:<br />
Status Code--Reason Code<br />
AA &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;-- Y<br />
BU &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; -- CD<br />
B &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; -- 9<br />
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The result string is “AAY BUCDB 9 “
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I need a string with concatenated "status code" and "reason code".  Both should be concatenated as shown following. If Status code and reason codes are less than 2 characters, they should be left alligned and a space should be left... If they are more than 2 characters, they should be truncated to 2 characters.

Example:
If account has following status reason codes:
Status Code--Reason Code
AA            -- Y
BU             -- CD
B               -- 9

The result string is “AAY BUCDB 9 “

C# array manipulation

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