‎2014 May 29 5:13 PM
Hi all, I want to add an standard text created in SO10 in a sapscript, the issue is that my text is something like this:
Notes: *First note
*Second note
So, I want to have First and second line align that way, and I have that text exactly in SO10 but in my sapscript is printed misaligned.
Do you know a way to acomplish this? do I need to use something else instead of just an standard text?
I have research about but, just found that sometimes what you see in SO10 is not going to be what you see in sapscript.
Thanks in advance for your guidance in this.
Regards,
Karina Hurtado
‎2014 Jun 03 11:54 AM
Hi karina hurtado,
you always get what you see
You dont necessary need your own "style", the definition in your sap-script formular is enough and the so10 text included will be interpreted with the format-definitions of ur formular.
regards
Stefan
‎2014 May 29 5:31 PM
Hello Karina,
Create SAP Script Style in SE72(create paragraph and character formats).
Use same style in your standard text.
Goto SO10 enter the text name -> click change
Add /: STLYE <style name> in the first line of standard text.
Thanks
‎2014 May 30 7:21 AM
Hi Karina,
As Mention Always Learner,
yes when you goto change for style in SO10.
you can goto Menu-> Format-> Change Style.....
and select your SAP Script Style,
and after that you can goto Menu and see the below screen and your selected style in SO10.
Regards,
Prasenjit
‎2014 Jun 02 8:39 PM
As mentioned by Always learner, create a paragraph format, with a tab at say 2cm, left aligned.
Then in SO10, change your text as
Notes:,,*First note
,,*Second note
Since ,, stands for tab, the text after ,, will appear at the tab position mentioned in the paragraph format.
Thanks,
Juwin
‎2014 Jun 03 11:54 AM
Hi karina hurtado,
you always get what you see
You dont necessary need your own "style", the definition in your sap-script formular is enough and the so10 text included will be interpreted with the format-definitions of ur formular.
regards
Stefan
‎2022 Jun 17 12:03 AM
This is excellent Stefan! I was looking into a way to circumvent the limitation 'no multi column' in SO10 and had a hard time finding how to use tabulation. I thought I had to create a style, etc., but you are exactly right, just did my ZZ direct in the text and add the tabs I need with ',,'
Documentation on that subject is hard to find and when found is hard to understand. But yours was exactly right.
Thanks a lot.
Herve