date format

[Former Member]

date is in MM.DD.YYYY format i want to convert it in DD.MM.YYYY without using any FM, date could be '10.2.2000' or '1.2.2000'.. can anybody send me the code?

Thanks

[Former Member]

Hi Anju

Try like this

data: var1(4) type c,
data: lv_formatdate(10) type c.
var2(2) type c,

var3(2) type c.

lv_date = sy-datum.
var1 = lv_date+(4).
var2 = lv_date+4(2).
var3 = lv_date+6(2).

concatenate var2 var3 var1 into lv_formatdate separated by '.'.

Reward all helpfull answers

Regards

Pavan

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Pavan praveen

[Former Member]

Hi,

Use the addition Edit mask with write statement.

Reward if helpful

[Former Member]

Hi ,

normally date will be comign in before display in formay yyyymmdd.

normally you cna use date mask or you cna do string operation and cut this date field and arrange in the order u want and concatenate.

rewars if useful.

Regards,

Sasi

[Former Member]

Hi Anju,

lets say date1 is holding the current value.

data date2(8) type c.

concatenate date12(2) '.' date10(2) '.' date1+4(4) into date2.

Now you have required format in date2.

Award points if helpful,

Kiran

[Former Member]

HI..,

data:

w_date1 type sy-datum,

w_date2(10) type c,

w_date3(10) type c,

w_dd(2) type c,

w_mm(2) type c,

w_yy(4) type c.

w_date1 = sy-datum.

write w_date1 to w_date2.

split w_date2 at '.' into w_mm w_dd w_yy.

concatenate w_dd '.' w_mm '.' w_yy into w_date3.

write w_date3.

reagrds,

sai ramesh

[Former Member]

Hi,

use the code as under :

*MM.DD.YYYY format i want to convert it in DD.MM.YYYY

data: date type sy-datum,

date1(10) type c,

date2(10) type c,

day(2),

Month(2),

year(4).

date1 = '06.29.2007'.

day = date1+3(2).

month = date1+0(2).

year = date1+6(4).

concatenate day '.' month '.' year into date2.

write 😕 date1.

write 😕 date2.

Regards,

Sandeep Kaushik

[abdul_hakim]

DATA DATE TYPE D VALUE '20070627'.

WRITE DATE DD/MM/YYYY

[Clemenss]

Hi anju,

split date at '.' into month day year.
concatenate day month year into date separated by '.'.

Regards,

Clemens