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What exactly is an alpha/numeric coding system? |
and is the test hard? i'm looking at a job that has that listed and it doesn't sound like anything i have ever done before. Codes that are a mix of numbers and letters. Example: 90AG865FX It's not difficult. This is an example of putting the codes in order (notice how it goes by the first digit, then by the second, etc) 80AG865FX 87AG865FX 90AG865FX 90BG865FX 90BH865FX 91BH865FX 91BH885FX a code comprised of alphabet and numerals alpha/numeric coding is a combined records classification and scheduling system that facilitates the efficient and systematic organization, retrieval, storage, destruction or permanent records. good gosh`its a GREEK`betting`SLIP`` ` When you file reports you put them first in alphabetical order (as in the file named "Aaron" would come before the file named "Absalom", but AFTER the file named "Aardvark") and INSIDE each of those folders, the newest dated material always goes at the front of the file. If there are receipts or shipping orders that have an imprinted number sequence (usually in the top right corner) these would be filed in numerical sequence in a RANGE of numbers identified on the folders. So "114830" would come after "109234", but before "126789". |
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