Hello Wise Monks, I am having trouble getting four variables to printf their numeric counts to the screen - all right aligned. Right now they are all left aligned (I have tried with and without -s). Here is my code: 

printf ( "%-16s $FreqP \n" , "Freq(Z+):") ;
printf ( "%-16s $FreqN \n" , "Freq(Z-):") ;
printf ( "%-16s $FreqZ \n" , "Freq(0):") ;
printf ( "%-16s $Sum \n" , "Total:") ;

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I have also tried this way: 

#printf ( "Freq(Z+): %16d\n" , $FreqP) ;
#printf ( "Freq(Z-): %16d\n" , $FreqN) ;
#printf ( "Freq(0): %16d\n" , $FreqZ) ;
#printf ( "Total: %19d\n" , $Sum) ;

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Thank you for ANY input! -Steven

In reply to How to right align outputs of stored data in a variable? by perlnovice1900

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