Data import from ASCII file : javasript to determine correct account

Hi,
I am importing data from an ASCII file and need to use a conversion file with javascript to determine the correct account depending on the amount I am importing.
As an example:
If external account B4711 carries an amount of 1000 it needs to be imported into internal account A890, if it carries an amount of -1000 it needs to be imported into internal account B890.
I have the VB script to do this in the MS version but am struggling with the javascript for the NW version.
In the transformation file, the account is the amount from the load file, the string | and the account from the load file. In my example I would get either 1000|B4711 or -1000|B4711. This part works fine.
The conversion file looks like this:
external internal formula
*|B4711 *IF(js:%external%.substring(0,1)=- then B890; A890)
The idea is, that if the first character is the minus sign, the conversion will return account B890, if it is any other character the conversionwill return A890. The actual result is that all data is imported into the account A890 irrespective of the amount (both positive and negative amounts).
Can anyone help me with this?
Thanks,
Arnold

Hi Arnold,
Oh no! I thought this was going in the Formula column. I don't know how I got that idea.
So, I reviewed the documentation ([http://help.sap.com/saphelp_bpc75_nw/helpdata/en/81/94a8a5febd40268d5c59b4fc31be37/frameset.htm]) and you are correct that you should be able to use JS with the *IF statement - I was incorrect about that, at least according to the docs. In your original JS you probably just needed to use == instead of = and then put the minus sign in double-quotes
They also give an example of how to do it without JS, which I guess would look like
*If(%external%=-* then 242000; 128000)
So, that might work as well, though I'm not sure about how it's going to handle that minus sign.
Ethan

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