character to quantity

[Former Member]

Hi friends,

I have two variables one is character variable another one is of type quan with decimals 3. As of now I am using the following statement to fill quantity variable

Charpack x_clabs to itab-clabs.

In above x_clabs is of type c with length 15 and itab-clabs is referring the table field mchb-clab.

The above statement is working for some cases and not working for some cases I mean

If my x_clabs contains 1.325,000 I want itab-clabs as 1325,000 but now after execution of charpack statement the itab-clabs is populating as 1.325 . I have one more example there x_clabs is showing as

20,827.807 after charpack statement the itab-clabs is 20827.807 this is correct. But some cases it is not working please help me how to write the logic to work all the cases.

I want no comma and ‘.’ Before decimal point. Please help me.

Thanks to all.

[Former Member]

Hi Bharat,

use this one

replace space in place of '.'

replace '.' with ' ' in x_clabs.

now remove the spaces.

condense x_clabs.

reward points to all helpful answers

kiran.M

[Former Member]

TRY THIS IT MAY HELP YOU

DATA : TEXT(15) VALUE '1.234,560',

VQTY LIKE MSEG-MENGE.

REPLACE ALL OCCURRENCES OF '.' IN TEXT WITH SPACE.

REPLACE ALL OCCURRENCES OF ',' IN TEXT WITH SPACE.

CONDENSE TEXT.

VQTY = TEXT / 1000.

WRITE : / VQTY.

REGARDS

SHIBA DUTTA

[Former Member]

try this in test report,

data : qty like mchb-clabs,

qty1 type p decimals 3.

qty = '1325000 '.

qty1 = qty.

write : qty, qty1.

[Former Member]

I think zeros after decimals are being neglected.

so no need to worry.

in case of 1325,000 :

1325,000 = 1325

but in case of 20,827.807

20,827.807 ne 20827

it is showing 20827.807

Regards

Pradeep