Excluding statement

[Former Member]

Does excluding statement hide the button or greys the button on the app.tool bar ??

[Former Member]

Whether it hides or gray out, depends on a setting.

Open the GUI Status. and follow the Path

Go To > Attribute > Push Button Assignment

There you can see three radio button.

Select which ever you want.

If you want to hide, select "Hide All"

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[former_member195698]

it will hide the button if you are referring to

set pf-status exlcuding table_ucommand.

[kesavadas_thekkillath]

yes its used to hide buttons..

set pf-status 'ABC' excluding it_exclude.

it_exclude must ave the function code of the buttons to b hidden

[Former Member]

Yes ... It does the same ...

Regards,

Santosh

[Former Member]

Whether it hides or gray out, depends on a setting.

Open the GUI Status. and follow the Path

Go To > Attribute > Push Button Assignment

There you can see three radio button.

Select which ever you want.

If you want to hide, select "Hide All"

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[Former Member]

But, i dont want to hide.. i want it to be greyed out .. that is all..

how to achieve this...

[prasanth_kasturi]

Hi,

Using Excluding statemnt like below

SET PF-STATUS 'BASIC' EXCLUDING itab.

excludes the push buttons,i.e they will be greyed out

regards

prasanth

[Former Member]

As mentioned before, check the settings first.

Make it "Display All".

And in your code

SET PF-STATUS <STATUS NAME> EXCLUDING <FUNCTION CODE>.

Here <FUNCTION CODE> is the Function code of the button you want to gray

[Former Member]

Hi,

In regard to SET PF-STATUS, you can deactivate unwanted function codes by using EXCLUDING.

similarly, you can hide unwanted function codes by using

HIDE

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/9f/dba42335c111d1829f0000e829fbfe/content.htm

Regards

Adil