date format

[Former Member]

hi all,

well I m facing problem with date format.

I have fetched value from VBAK-VDATU.. and saved it in a variable V_VDATa type dats however when i print that it prints as anormasl text. i like to print in

'DD.MM.YYYY' format.

is there any funtion module that can resolve my problem ?

[Former Member]

Hi,

Move vbak-vdatu to a 10 char field and it will write in the format DD.MM.YYYY.

regards,

Anji

[amit_khare]

Check this -

CONVERSION_EXIT_PDATE_OUTPUT

Regards,

Amit

[Former Member]

Hi ,

you can get that value using offset.

concatanate v_vdat6(2) v_vdat4(2) v_vdat+0(4) into VDATE seperated by '.' .

[Former Member]

REPORT YCHATEST.


DATA : V_DATE TYPE DATS VALUE '20070402',
       V_DATE1(10).

CALL FUNCTION 'CONVERSION_EXIT_PDATE_OUTPUT'
  EXPORTING
    INPUT  = V_DATE
  IMPORTING
    OUTPUT = V_DATE1.


WRITE : V_DATE.

[Former Member]

Hi..,

its simple...

define the variable V_VDAT as

data v_vdat type sy-datum.

thats it.

regards,

sai ramesh

[Former Member]

hi arnab,

date format is depent on the user setting done while creating the user. it you want date should be written in ur formate not in the user then write following code.

WRITE sy-datum DD.MM.YYYY.

here data is printed in DD.MM.YYYY format.

Reward if useful.

Regards,

Kapil Soni

[Former Member]

Hi Arnab,

Well your prooblem can be solved using 2 different things.....

1. V_VDATA TYPE VBAK-VDATU.

what i think is that changing the type from date to the table from where you are fetching the value, will be definately helpful.

2. You can change the user data which also has the format in which the date is to be displayed.

or you can use the 3rd option

3. CONVERT DATE f1 INTO INVERTED-DATE f2

where f2 is of type c.

F2(10) TYPE C.

Reward if helpful.......

Thanks and Regards,

Kunjal Patel