12 spaces

[Former Member]

Hi experts,

Iam trying to concatenate these things...

CONCATENATE WA_DET-MATNR G_ORGDS INTO G_TDNAME SEPARATED BY SPACE.

Between of these two WA_DET-MATNR G_ORGDS i need <b>12 spaces</b>.How can i do this?

thanks

kaki

[Former Member]

Hi experts,

Iam trying to concatenate these things...

CONCATENATE WA_DET-MATNR G_ORGDS INTO G_TDNAME SEPARATED BY SPACE.

Between of these two WA_DET-MATNR G_ORGDS i need <b>12 spaces</b>.How can i do this?

thanks

kaki

[Former Member]

gv_space = ' '.

give 12 space in gv_space.

CONCATENATE WA_DET-MATNR gv_space G_ORGDS INTO G_TDNAME .

Message was edited by: kishan negi

[Former Member]

Declare a variable of char 12

data: v_space(12).

CONCATENATE WA_DET-MATNR G_ORGDS INTO G_TDNAME SEPARATED BY v_SPACE.

Sudha

[Former Member]

Hi kaki,

1. Concatenate does not work properly with spaces.

2. use two step logic like this:

(copy paste in new program)

it will give amit____________mittal

(where _ = space)

3.

REPORT abc.

DATA : m(50) TYPE c.

CONCATENATE 'amit' '? ?' 'mittal' INTO m .

WRITE 😕 m.

REPLACE ALL OCCURRENCES OF '?' IN m WITH '' .

WRITE 😕 m.

4. Note :

CONCATENATE 'amit' '? ?' 'mittal' INTO m .

Here between the two ? ?

there are twelve space in abap code.

(here it will show only once space due to html)

regards,

amit m.

Message was edited by: Amit Mittal

[Former Member]

Hello,

use following code.

data : lv_sep(12).

CONCATENATE WA_DET-MATNR G_ORGDS INTO G_TDNAME SEPARATED BY lv_sep.

This will surely help.

Regards,

Shashank

[athavanraja]

if you want to retain space in character/string variables use the ` sign (the key left of no.1 key in your key board)

for example.

CONCATENATE WA_DET-MATNR `            ` G_ORGDS INTO G_TDNAME .

Regards

Raja

[Former Member]

Hi experts,

small change in my requirement....

CONCATENATE WA_DET-MATNR G_ORGDS INTO G_TDNAME SEPARATED BY V_SPACE.

This space should come dynamically....

If i pass v_space = 6, should get 6 spces Or if i pass v_space = 10, 10 spaces should get....how can i do??

reward guaranteed

thanks

kaki

[Former Member]

Hi kaki,

This will work as per your requirement..

<b>DATA v_space TYPE i VALUE 12. "Define value</b>

DATA len1 TYPE i.

DATA len2 TYPE i.

DESCRIBE FIELD wa_det-matnr LENGTH len1 IN CHARACTER MODE.

DESCRIBE FIELD g_orgds LENGTH len2 IN CHARACTER MODE.

g_tdname+0(len1) = wa_det-matnr.

<b>len1 = len1 + v_space.</b>

g_tdname+len1(len2) = g_orgds.

[Former Member]

Hi again,

1. simple

2.

data : m(50) type c.

data : myspace(50) type c.

data : howmany type i.

*howmany = 6, 12 anything.

howmany = 25.

concatenate 'amit' 'mittal' into m separated by myspace(howmany).

write m.

regards,

amit m.

[Former Member]

hi,

you can change the value

data : sp type string.
    If v_space = 6.
       sp = 'give 6 spaces'.
    elseif  v_space = 12.
       sp = 'give 12 spaces'.
   endif.
   
CONCATENATE WA_DET-MATNR G_ORGDS INTO G_TDNAME SEPARATED BY sp.

regards

satesh

[athavanraja]

data: spa(1) value ` ` .
data: noofsapces(10) ,
      spas type string .

do noofspaces times.
concate spas spa into spa .
enddo .

CONCATENATE WA_DET-MATNR spas G_ORGDS INTO G_TDNAME .

Regards

Raja

[Former Member]

Thanks amit,

Full points alloted..

cheers

kaki

[Former Member]

Hi Kaki,

try this..

data : sp(12).

CONCATENATE WA_DET-MATNR G_ORGDS INTO G_TDNAME

<b>seperated by sp</b>.

regards

satesh

[Former Member]

Hi Kaki,

You can use this...

<b>

DATA len1 TYPE i.
DATA len2 TYPE i.
DESCRIBE FIELD wa_det-matnr LENGTH len1.
DESCRIBE FIELD g_orgds LENGTH len2.

g_tdname+0(len1) = wa_det-matnr.
len1 = len1 + 12.
g_tdname+len1(len2) = g_orgds.

</b>

Now g_tdname will have 12 spaces in btw.