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Conversion character value to numerical from dynpro

Former Member — Mon, 08 May 2006 12:16:13 GMT

Hi,

I look for any function( instead to write myself) that

convert numerical value received by FM DYNP_VALUES_READ.

Anyhow it's depend from user definitions(123,456.000 or

123.456,000 ...)

Thank you very much

Irena

Re: Conversion character value to numerical from dynpro

LucianoBentiveg — Mon, 08 May 2006 12:40:06 GMT

May be this helps:

FORM convierte USING p_cadena

CHANGING p_numero.

DATA: w_dcpfm LIKE usr01-dcpfm,

l_basebase TYPE p DECIMALS 3,

l_basepunto TYPE p DECIMALS 3,

long TYPE i,

rest TYPE i.

SELECT SINGLE dcpfm INTO w_dcpfm

FROM usr01 WHERE bname = sy-uname.

IF w_dcpfm = space.

TRANSLATE p_cadena USING '. '.

TRANSLATE p_cadena USING ',.'.

CONDENSE p_cadena NO-GAPS.

ELSEIF w_dcpfm = 'X'.

TRANSLATE p_cadena USING ', '.

CONDENSE p_cadena NO-GAPS.

ELSEIF w_dcpfm = 'Y'.

TRANSLATE p_cadena USING ',.'.

CONDENSE p_cadena NO-GAPS.

ENDIF.

TRANSLATE p_cadena USING '.#'.

SEARCH p_cadena FOR '#'.

IF sy-subrc = 0.

l_basebase = p_cadena(sy-fdpos).

long = strlen( p_cadena ).

rest = long - sy-fdpos.

ADD 1 TO sy-fdpos .

l_basepunto = p_cadena+sy-fdpos(rest).

IF l_basepunto NE 0.

l_basepunto = l_basepunto / 1000.

ENDIF.

p_numero = l_basebase + l_basepunto.

ELSE.

p_numero = p_cadena.

ENDIF.

TRANSLATE p_cadena USING '#.'.

ENDFORM. " convierte

Re: Conversion character value to numerical from dynpro

former_member182371 — Mon, 08 May 2006 12:45:47 GMT

Hi irena,

have a look at FM:

HRCM_STRING_TO_AMOUNT_CONVERT

HRCM_AMOUNT_TO_STRING_CONVERT

Best regards.

Re: Conversion character value to numerical from dynpro

Former Member — Mon, 08 May 2006 14:06:23 GMT

Thank you very much,but I think your code doesn't

work perfectly , in any case as idea it's good

Best regards.

Re: Conversion character value to numerical from dynpro

Former Member — Mon, 08 May 2006 14:07:37 GMT

Thank you very much ,

but I think this function ,1-st,

doesn't work

Best regards.