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Using IN in IF statements

Wil_Wilstroth — Fri, 02 Mar 2007 05:02:25 GMT

Hi all,

I have a problem using the IN syntax in IF statements. Below is an example:

data : v_hkont like bseg-hkont.

selection-options : s_variable for bseg-hkont default '0010000' to '0020000',

s_variable2 for bseg-hkont default '0020001' to '0030000'.

v_hkont = '0025000'.

if v_hkont IN s_variable or v_hkont IN s_variable2.

"do something.

endif.

Do you think is this the right way to use the syntax IN in IF statement for this situation?

Because i need to do such scenario and i find the IF statement with IN syntax is not working correctly.

Regards

William Wilstroth

Re: Using IN in IF statements

Former Member — Fri, 02 Mar 2007 05:06:19 GMT

Hi William,

Guess the code seems to be fine and you can use IN statement in IF statement. I have used it that way and it has worked for me in the past.

Cheers

Re: Using IN in IF statements

Former Member — Fri, 02 Mar 2007 05:10:59 GMT

Hi William :

This could solve your problem .

select-options cannt have variable names more than 8 characters .

data : v_hkont like bseg-hkont.

select-options :

s_var for v_hkont default '0010000' to '0020000',

s_var2 for v_hkont default '0020001' to '0030000'.

v_hkont = '0025000'.

if v_hkont IN s_var or v_hkont IN s_var2.

write 'hi' .

else.

write 'bye'.

endif.

Re: Using IN in IF statements

Former Member — Fri, 02 Mar 2007 05:12:39 GMT

Yes thats the correct way ,  

tr this..

s_variable-sign = 'I'.
s_variable-option = 'BT'.
s_variable-low = '0000200001'.
s_variable-high = '0000300000'.
append s_variable

and use this in IF

Re: Using IN in IF statements

Former Member — Fri, 02 Mar 2007 05:13:43 GMT

Your declaration is wrong.

you have to select-options not selection-options.

and the select options variable should not be more than 8 characters.

i have modified your code. see below it is working fine.

tables: bseg.

data : v_hkont like bseg-hkont.

select-options : s_var for bseg-hkont default '0010000' to '0020000',

s_var1 for bseg-hkont default '0020001' to '0030000'.

v_hkont = '0025000'.

if v_hkont IN s_var or v_hkont IN s_var1.

"do something.

endif.

Re: Using IN in IF statements

Former Member — Fri, 02 Mar 2007 05:17:00 GMT

EXAMPLE

IF ( v_reqdate BETWEEN s_rdate-low AND s_rdate-high )

OR v_reqdate EQ s_rdate-low OR s_rdate IS INITIAL.

ENDIF.

Change u r code like this,

data : v_hkont like bseg-hkont.

select-options : s_var for bseg-hkont default '0010000' to '0020000',

s_var2 for bseg-hkont default '0020001' to '0030000'.

v_hkont = '0025000'.

if ( ( v_hkont BETWEEN s_var-low AND s_var-high ) or ( v_hkont BETWEEN s_var2-low AND s_var2-high ) ).

"do something.

endif.

Re: Using IN in IF statements

Wil_Wilstroth — Fri, 02 Mar 2007 06:08:11 GMT

HI all,

First of all, i make a mistake in my question.

I have got it mix up. I am supposed to ask why i can't use IN with range using NO INTERVAL.

I am very happy that everyone contributed to my problem. Of course all your answer will work.

I just got confused with the range using NO INTERVAL.

I have figured this out.

IF i declared

select-options : s_v1 for bseg-hkont default '0000100000' NO INTERVAL.

I cannot use IN in IF statement but i should use EQ.

One more thing, you guys are particular with my declaration. Everyone is sharp!

Thanks to all.

Appreciated

William Wilstroth