MT940, segments 60M and 62M, instead of 62F

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Hey, we are having some bank statements splitted with 62M and 60M segments, for MT940 file format. Any one knows how to configure the format and respective segment?

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    This occurs when the MT940 file contains multiple statements.  The first statement starts with 60F and the last statement ends with 63F. To me, the M indicates 'middle' i.e. there is another statement following in the file.

    You can use one of 2 approaches.  Set up  separate segment definitions that match the identifier exactly, or change the identifier to read "60 (3 characters, followed by a 1 character dummy and then a 1 character identifier of : in position 5

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    This occurs when the MT940 file contains multiple statements.  The first statement starts with 60F and the last statement ends with 63F. To me, the M indicates 'middle' i.e. there is another statement following in the file.

    You can use one of 2 approaches.  Set up  separate segment definitions that match the identifier exactly, or change the identifier to read "60 (3 characters, followed by a 1 character dummy and then a 1 character identifier of : in position 5

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