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SAPscript problem: writing data based on a condition.

aris_hidalgo — Wed, 03 May 2006 03:04:37 GMT

Hello experts,

I am currently having a problem on how to solve my problem. Now, my forms(write form, new-page, etc) are inside a loop. Now, what I want to do is for example, in the first loop, customer A is present then I would write its details on the corresponding windows. Now on the 2nd loop, customer B is present so I would trigger a new page for him. But what if on the 3rd loop customer A again is present so I need to write his details on the original page where the customer A appeared(during the first loop). Is there a way to this? again, thank you very much guys and I appreciate your help...

Re: SAPscript problem: writing data based on a condition.

Former Member — Wed, 03 May 2006 03:07:40 GMT

Hi Viray,

Use the control events for the internal table.

First sort the internal table and use AT NEW customer to first print all the customer A related info on first page and then use AT END and trigger a new page and start printing the second data of the new customer on the next page.

You can also use CONTROL_FORM to control it from the program.

Message was edited by: American Dreams

Re: SAPscript problem: writing data based on a condition.

Former Member — Wed, 03 May 2006 03:07:45 GMT

Hi Viray,

You can <b>sort the table depending on the customer</b> and then use trigger a new page for each customer.

I dont think you can return back to a previous page in SAPScript.

Regards,

Wenceslaus.

Re: SAPscript problem: writing data based on a condition.

Former Member — Wed, 03 May 2006 03:52:55 GMT

Hi Viraylab,

The best way to achieve your functionality will be to follow the following steps :

1.Sort the table according to customer.

2.Print the details of a customer on a page.

3.As soon as you get a new customer, trigger the command new-page and then do print the details of the new customer on the new page.

Regards,

Kunal.