Can we move X(9) to 9(9). If yes what are the ways for
doing this?

Answer Posted / nidhi

The NUMVAL function returns the numeric value represented by the
alphanumeric character string specified in an argument. The function
strips away any leading or trailing blanks in the string, producing a
numeric value that can be used in an arithmetic expression.

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