Dynamic "write" position

[Former Member]

Dear all,

I want to know how to code a write statement with dynamic positioning like below:

Data: V_POS type i.

V_POS = 10.
Write:/V_POS 'Testing'.

I'm getting syntax error for the above. Please comment.

[Former Member]

Dear all,

I want to know how to code a write statement with dynamic positioning like below:

Data: V_POS type i.

V_POS = 10.
Write:/V_POS 'Testing'.

I'm getting syntax error for the above. Please comment.

[Former Member]

Hi,

It should work fine.

Nothing wrong in this.

you can write like this.

Try one more time and check.

Regards,

Rajitha.

[Former Member]

REPORT ZTESTTT.

Data: V_POS type i.

V_POS = 10.

Write: at V_POS 'Testing'.

[Former Member]

Try like this :

WRITE : /(var) 'TEST'.

[Former Member]

try this

Data: V_POS type i.

V_POS = 10.

Write at v_pos 'Testing'.

[Former Member]

hiii

you can use PATTERN for write statement there you will get pattern for AT POS also or use like below

Data: wa_pos type i.

wa_pos = 2.

Write: at wa_pos 'program'.

regards

twinkal

[Former Member]

Hi,

Data: V_POS type i.

V_POS = 10.

Write:/ v_POS. " give space after the "/"

Now it works fine

Thanks & Regards.

Y.R.Prem Kumar

[Former Member]

The following is the information from SAP Help.

You can position the output of a WRITE statement on the list by making a format specification before the field name as follows:

Syntax

WRITE AT [/][<pos>][(<len>)] <f>.

where

the slash '/' denotes a new line,

<pos> is a number or variable up to three digits long denoting the position on the screen,

<len> is a number or variable up to three digits long denoting the output length.

If the format specification contains only direct values (that is, no variables), you can omit the keyword AT.

WRITE 'First line.'.

WRITE 'Still first line.'

WRITE / 'Second line.'

WRITE /13 'Third line.'

For more info, see link:

[http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/9f/db9e3035c111d1829f0000e829fbfe/content.htm]

Regards,

Lakshmi.

[Former Member]

Hi,

I think there should a space between : and / that could be oneof the problem....

Data: V_POS type i.

V_POS = 10.

Write: /V_POS 'Testing'.

[Former Member]

Hi efc,

i guess the best way for this is as many other has also told...

Data:
  v_pos type i.

v_pos = 10.

write at v_pos 'testing'.

regards.

pritam