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Type conversion

Former Member — Mon, 10 Apr 2006 09:54:37 GMT

Hi all,

I have a field of type F .suppose its value is 668.00.I want it to be stored in table created with value the 668.How can i do that.if anyone knows .Kindly let me Know.I am working in APO-Abap

Thanks and regards

Mohammed Ahasan

Re: Type conversion

Former Member — Mon, 10 Apr 2006 09:57:48 GMT

The field of your table should be an inter, so if you MOVE the value TO the field of your table it's automatically converted:

MOVE FIELD_F TO FIELD_I.

Max

Re: Type conversion

vinod_gunaware2 — Mon, 10 Apr 2006 10:05:32 GMT

Declare one variable of type <b>I</b> assign value of fllat variable to i variable using move.

<b>Assigning Values with MOVE</b>

To assign the value of a data object <f1> to a variable <f2>, use the following statement:

MOVE <f1> TO <f2>.

or the equivalent statement

<f2> = <f1>.

The contents of <f1> remain unchanged. <f1> does not have to be a variable - it can also be a literal, a text symbol, or a constant. You must always specify decimal points with a period (.), regardless of the user’s personal settings.

Multiple value assignments in the form

<f4> = <f3> = <f2> = <f1>.

are also possible. ABAP processes them from right to left as follows:

MOVE <f1> TO <f2>.

MOVE <f2> TO <f3>.

MOVE <f3> TO <f4>.

regards

vinod

Re: Type conversion

Former Member — Mon, 10 Apr 2006 10:19:34 GMT

Hello,

You can declare another field of type I, and move the your field to the field of type I.

Best regards,

Kevin