Add commas to an integer

[Former Member]

I have an integer that used to be a string. This number is at least 10,000 (stored as 10000) and I would like to display it with the proper commas. Is there any way to do this short of looping through the string and inserting them?

Regards,

Davis

[Former Member]

Hi,

You may be declared as char type thats why it is coming as a number without commas. But if you declare it as an integer then you get the commas.

Thanks

Sarada

[Former Member]

Hi,

You may be declared as char type thats why it is coming as a number without commas. But if you declare it as an integer then you get the commas.

Thanks

Sarada

[Former Member]

I tried converting it to an integer but it does not add the commas. The issue is that the value is initially a character field (type ATWRT)

Regards,

Davis

[Former Member]

Move it to an integer and again move into a char field as below ..

If U have v_atwrt as 10000010...

data : v_i type i ,

v_c(12).

v_i = v_atwrt+0(8). <-- move char to I

write v_i to v_c. <-- v_c contains 10,000,010

[Former Member]

Srinivas, thanks. The issue was that I was doing the following:

temp_int = wa_items-ntgew.

temp_char = temp_int.

When I needed to do:

temp_int = wa_items-ntgew.

write temp_int to temp_char.

Thanks again,

Davis

[former_member187255]

Davis,

Try this...

write : l_amt USING EDIT MASK 'RR___,___,___.__'.

Hope this helps..

Chandra.

[Former Member]

Move the integer to a char variable ... and the character variable will

display it with the proper commas.

data : v_i type i ,

v_c(12).

v_i = 10000010.

write v_i to v_c. <-- v_c contains 10,000,010