Date alignment

[Former Member]

Hello,

I am having two dates like 20061010 & 20061112.

I need to show like 10.10-12.11.2006 in Bold in alv display .

How to do this.

[Former Member]

DATA: date1 TYPE d VALUE '19990704',

date2 TYPE sy-datum.

move date1 to date2.

WRITE date2.

Its output will be:04.07.1999

Best Regards,

Vibha

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[seshatalpasai_madala]

Hi,

May be you can try this.

TYPES: begin of date_struct,

year(4) type c,

day(2) type c,

month(2) type c,

end of date_struct.

DATA: var1 type date_struct,

var2 type date_struct.

DATA: date1 type d value '20061010',

date2 type d value '20061112'.

var1 = date1.

var2 = date2.

DATA: str1 type string

concatenate var1.day '.' var1-month '-' var2-day '.' var2-month '.' var2-year into str1.

write: str1. " should display 10.10-12.11.2006

• now str1 has the string you need.

Regards,

Sesh

Message was edited by: Seshatalpasai Madala

[Former Member]

Hi Johnn,

data: date1 type sy-datum,

date2 type sy-datum.

DATA: lws_text TYPE sdydo_text_element.

Var1 = '20061010' .

var2 = '20061112'.

write: var1 to date1,

var2 to date2.

var3 = var1+0(4).

var4 = var2+4(4).

concatenate var3 '-' var4 into lws_text.

lws_text = 10.10-12.11.2006.

For BOlD in ALV.

CALL METHOD o_html->add_text

EXPORTING

text = lws_text

sap_emphasis = 'STRONG'.

hope this helps.

Manish

[Former Member]

Hi ,

A simply was is ;

data : date1 type sy-datum.

WRITE sy-datum DD/MM/YYYY to date1.

you can specify what ever format u want instead of DD/MM/YY in the same place.

[Former Member]

hai manish, please tell me the class & method name claerly.

[Former Member]

chk this

REPORT YCHATEST.

DATA: V_DATE1 LIKE SY-DATUM,
      V_DATE2 LIKE SY-DATUM,
      V_DATE(20).

V_DATE1 = SY-DATUM.
V_DATE2 = SY-DATUM + 1.

CONCATENATE V_DATE1+6(2) '.' V_DATE1+4(2) '-' V_DATE2+6(2)
'.' V_DATE2+4(2) '.' V_DATE1+0(4) INTO V_DATE.

WRITE : V_DATE.

In ALV you change the color instead of bold

in the fieldcatalog

<b>wa_fcat-emphasize = 'C410'.</b>

Where C = constant

4 = color code , can be from 1 - 7

1 = Intensified on , can be 0 or 1

0 = Inverse off , can be 0 or 1

[Former Member]

Hi,

suppose you have

data: date2(8) value '20061112',

date1(8) value '20061010',

l_var(16).

concatenate date16(2) date14(2) into l_var separated by '.'.

concatenate l_var date2+6(2) into l_var separated by '-'.

concatenate l_var date2+4(2) date2(4) into l_var separated by '.'.

regards,

Dharitree

[Former Member]

ld1 = '20061010'.

ld2 = '20061112'.

ly1 = ld1(4).

ly2 = ld2(4).

If ly1 = ly2.

concatenate ld16(2) '.' ld14(2) '-'

ld26(2) '.' ld24(2) '.' ld2(4) into lfinal.

Endif.