Data Type Conversion VBKD- KURSK

[Former Member]

Hi guys, this is probably very basic for you guys, but for me as non programmer its quite tricky. I trying to build a query and have net prices in different currencys. I added an additonal field to convert them to euro, by multiplying with VBKD-KURSK. However the result value is 100000 times to high. VBKD-KURSK is defined as P, 5 dec. hence the values are always something like 1,53430. Yet the outcome is like it was 153430.

What did I miss ? Thanks

[Former Member]

Hi.

Do not multiple, you can use a function that does that.

have a look this code

    IF wa_datos-waers <> 'CLP' AND wa_datos-waers IS NOT INITIAL.
      CALL FUNCTION 'CONVERT_TO_LOCAL_CURRENCY'
 EXPORTING
 date             = sy-datum
 foreign_amount   = wa_datos-preis
 foreign_currency = wa_datos-waers
 local_currency   = 'CLP'
 IMPORTING
 local_amount     = wa_datos-preis_s_l.
      wa_datos-preis = wa_datos-preis_s_l .
 wa_datos-waers = 'CLP'.

Regards

Miguel A. Alvear

[Former Member]

Hi Matthias,

Seems there is a small gap in your understanding. Your Coding is fine just check the thousand separator set in your profile. Steps are - Go to T-code SU03 and see screenshot

Your Decimal would be set as ',' as shown above i.e. 1,53430 is actually 1(decimal)53430.

BR,

Ankit.

[Former Member]

Hi,

   You can use FM SD_WF_ORDER_CONVERT_COMPCURR .

   Better is use FM to get value instead of using manual calculation.

   you can try below sample code....

CALL FUNCTION 'SD_WF_ORDER_CONVERT_COMPCURR'
  EXPORTING
    COMPCURRENCY              = <LCL_CURR>
    COMPANYCODECURRENCY       = <LCL_CURR>
    DOCUMENTCURRENCY          = <DOC_CURR>
    NETVALUE                  = <DOC_NET_VALUE>
    EXCHANGERATE              = <DOC_EXCH_RATE>
  IMPORTING
    NETVALUECC                = <OUT_LCL_VALUE>
  EXCEPTIONS
    NO_RATE_FOUND             = 1
    OTHERS                    = 2
          .
IF SY-SUBRC <> 0.
* MESSAGE ID SY-MSGID TYPE SY-MSGTY NUMBER SY-MSGNO
*         WITH SY-MSGV1 SY-MSGV2 SY-MSGV3 SY-MSGV4.
ENDIF.

Regards,

Mordhwaj

[Ruediger_Plantiko]

You are probably in an SD userexit, so living inside of one of the SAPFV45... programs. In these programs, the fixed point arithmetic is switched off. All numbers packed decimals are considered as integers. This should explain your result:

Docu data element FIXPT:

In program with no fixed-point arithmetic, 
packed numbers (ABAP/4 type P, Dictionary types CURR, DEC
or QUAN) will be treated as integers when they are used in assignments,
comparisons, and calculations, irrespective of the number of decimal
places defined. Intermediate results in arithmetic calculations will
also be rounded to the next whole number. The number of decimal places
defined is only taken into account when you output the answer using the
WRITE statement.

Regards,

Rüdiger