Date Format

[naveen_inuganti2]

hi...

write:/ sy-datum

(which gives today's date as 15/04/2008)

I want output as 04/2008 (month and year only)

how?

thank you,

Naveen

[Former Member]

HI,

You get the date as 15/04/2008

date: gv_month(2),

gv_year(4),

gv_date(7).

gv_month = sy-datum+3(2).

gv_year = sy-datum+6(4).

concatenate gv_month gv_year into gv_date separated by '/'.

[Former Member]

hi,

do this way ...

data : v_date(10).

concatenate sy-datum+4(2) '/' sy-datum+0(4) into v_date.

write : v_date. 

[former_member609120]

You get the date as 15/04/2008

date: gv_month(2),

gv_year(4),

gv_date(7).

gv_month = sy-datum+3(2).

gv_year = sy-datum+6(4).

concatenate gv_month gv_year into gv_date separated by '/'.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Do like this

Once you get the value 15/04/2008 into a variable for ex: v_date is 15/04/2008

v_date2 = v_date+2(8).

Here v_date2 will have the value 04/2008.

Regards,

Satish

[Former Member]

Hi Naveen Inuganti,

Try out this way...

DATA : DATE1 TYPE SY-DATUM,
DD(2) TYPE C,
MM(2) TYPE C,
YY(4) TYPE C,
NEW_DATE(7) TYPE C.

DATE1 = SY-DATUM.

DD = DATE1+0(2).
MM = DATE1+2(2).
YY = DATE1+4(4).

CONCATENATE MM '/' YY INTO NEW_DATE.

Again it depends on the user settings ...

so.. Better use offset and get the individual DD MM and YYYY using offset...

and then use concatenate to get ur desired value...

Set user date setting from SU01...

Hope it will solve your problem...

Reward points if useful...

Thanks & Regards

ilesh 24x7

[Former Member]

Hi Naveen,

Use any of the below formats.

write:/ sy-datum(6).

OR

write:/ sy-datum4(2),'/',sy-datum0(4).