Summarizing Range Values

Former Member — Fri, 02 Nov 2007 09:42:14 GMT

Hi Guys,

Assume i have an internal table with range values on Personnel Area authorizations.

DATA: LI_RANGE LIKE rsrange OCCURS 0 WITH HEADER LINE.

Values are:

SIGN	OPTION	LOW	HIGH
I	EQ	CA01	
I	EQ	CA04
I	BT	CA05	CA10

What I am trying to achieve is reduce the number of lines, to something like:

SIGN	OPTION	LOW	HIGH
I	EQ	CA01
I	BT	CA04	CA10

There may be a few ways to do this, one way I thought was to first get all the individual values from the above range table, something like


DATA: li_persa TYPE TABLE OF WERKS.
SELECT PERSA FROM T500P APPENDING li_persa WHERE PERSA IN LI_RANGE
- this may not be syntactically correct but you get the idea

Now I have the list of individual Personnel Areas, I need to find sort them and find which ones can be included in a range (BT), and which ones need to be individual values (EQ).

SORT li_persa.
LOOP AT li_persa.
   "Here I need to find out if one personel area is adjaecnt to another,
   "For example, if CA04 is next to CA05, these 2 can be contained in a range
ENDLOOP.

What I'm not sure about is how to compare 2 char values, like CA04 and CA05, to see if they adjacent to each other. I tried adding 1 to CA04 to see if it equalled CA05 but got a short dump. Thought of using another data type....

Any ideas?

Regards,

Kevin

Re: Summarizing Range Values

Former Member — Sun, 04 Nov 2007 01:40:59 GMT

Hi,

If you are use that the field length is four...and the last two will always be numeric..Then you can extract the last two digits and increment them..

data: v_num(2) type n.

move the last two digits.

v_num = lt_range-low+(2).

increment the value.

v_num = v_num + 1.

assign back the value..

lt_range-low+(2) = v_num.

Thanks

Naren

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