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using mod in the calculation

Former Member — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 10:20:31 GMT

experts

810312301234X

I need to calculate the x value in the above field .

logic is as shown below.

First we need to add all the odd numbers starting from left ie in our above example it is 4 because x we should not consider so first number is 4.

var1 = sum of odd(42023+1) = 10

First we need to add all the even numbers starting from left here in our case 3 is the first even number and x we should not consider.

var2 = sum of even(31310+8) = 16

var3 = var13 + var2 = 103 + 16 = 46

finally we need to take the mod value ie the remainder and that is our desired value X.

var4 = mod(var3/10) = mod(46/10) = 6

x= var4 = 6

Now please tell me how to do this easily in sap ie how to calculate this.

thank you for the replies.

Re: using mod in the calculation

Former Member — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 10:59:06 GMT

var = 810312301234X

Get the length of the variable using strlen

varlen = strlen(var)

Add all odd digits using the positioning syntax

Eg -

var1 = varvarlen(1)....

same case for var2 also add all the even digits.

var3 = (var1 x 3) + var2

var4 = mod(var3/10)

vartemp = varlen - 1.

replace x by var4 - concatenate var++(vartemp) var4 into var.

Hope it helps you.

Re: using mod in the calculation

Former Member — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 12:13:32 GMT

var1 = varlen(1) + varlen(1) + varlen(5) + varlen(7). this is giving wrong result.

please anyone tell me another logic

Re: using mod in the calculation

Former Member — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 12:25:19 GMT

it should be var+varlen(1)

Eg - var+2(1) which is the third digit. after 2 place 1 digit.

var+3(5) which is startinf from third position, 5 places.

Re: using mod in the calculation

former_member217544 — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 13:03:47 GMT

Hi Shiva,

Check this logic.

DATA: varx TYPE c LENGTH 10 VALUE '12345x',

var1 TYPE I,

var2 TYPE I,

var3 TYPE I,

cnt TYPE I,

mod1 TYPE I,

x TYPE I.

cnt = STRLEN( varx ) - 1.

DO cnt TIMES.

mod1 = var2 mod 2.

IF mod1 eq 0. " for even numbers

var1 = varx+var2(1) + var1.

ELSE. " for odd numbers

var3 = varx+var2(1) + var3.

ENDIF.

var2 = var2 + 1.

ENDDO.

x = ( ( var3 * 3 ) + var1 ) mod 10.

Regards,

Swarna Munukoti

Re: using mod in the calculation

kesavadas_thekkillath — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 13:39:48 GMT

Check this for logic


data:lv_input type string. 
data:lv_index type i,
     lv_odd_pos type string,
     lv_even_pos type string,
     lv_result type string,
     lv_flag type char01.

lv_input = '123456789X'.

lv_index = strlen( lv_input ) - 2.
if lv_index  > 0.
do.
if lv_flag is initial.
lv_odd_pos = lv_odd_pos + lv_input+lv_index(1).
condense lv_odd_pos.
lv_flag = 'X'.
else.
lv_even_pos = lv_even_pos + lv_input+lv_index(1).
condense lv_even_pos.
clear lv_flag.
endif.
if lv_index = 0.
exit.
endif.
lv_index = lv_index - 1.
enddo.
else.
lv_odd_pos = lv_input+lv_index(1).
endif.

lv_result = ( ( lv_odd_pos * 3 ) + lv_even_pos ) ) MOD 10.

Edited by: Keshav.T on Jan 19, 2010 8:05 PM

Re: using mod in the calculation

Former Member — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 14:50:14 GMT

This appears to be a homework question rather than business related. If it is indeed business related, please let us know the business case.

Rob

Re: using mod in the calculation

kesavadas_thekkillath — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 14:55:56 GMT

Hi Rob,

It might be a check algorithm logic, i have gone through such requirement for a bank key validation.

Re: using mod in the calculation

Former Member — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 15:22:25 GMT

Good point.

Rob

Re: using mod in the calculation

former_member194797 — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 11:22:58 GMT


DATA: STR1(20) VALUE '810312301234X'.
DATA: STR2(20).
DATA: VAR1 TYPE I, VAR2 TYPE I, VAR3 TYPE I, VAR4 TYPE I.

STR2 = STR1.
SHIFT STR2 RIGHT DELETING TRAILING SPACE.
SHIFT STR2 RIGHT BY 1 PLACES. " suppress trailing 'X'.

WHILE STR2 NE SPACE.
  SHIFT STR2 RIGHT BY 2 PLACES CIRCULAR.
  IF STR2+1(1) CO '0123456789'.  "numeric ?
    ADD STR2+1(1) TO VAR1.
  ENDIF.
  IF STR2(1) CO '0123456789'. "numeric ?
    ADD STR2(1) TO VAR2.
  ENDIF.
  CLEAR STR2(2).
ENDWHILE.
VAR3 = 3 * VAR1 + VAR2.
VAR4 = VAR3 MOD 10.
WRITE: / VAR1, VAR2, VAR3, VAR4.

please note that in my system 42023+1 = 12 and not 10.