Formating string inside email body

[Former Member]

Hi All

How can I format the text that it will be placed in lines at the same level regardless of their length

I have several lines with several length ,that will be sent per mail.

for example

cost per shirt 100

cost per trousers 200

-

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Total 300

I have tried with several string functions but the without luck.

Thanks.

Edited by: Malu Mader on Dec 6, 2011 10:14 AM

[Former Member]

hi

you can use simple write stmt like this:-

write text1,text2,text3.....

hope this helps ..

regards ,

somesh

[Former Member]

You may want to consider using the UNDER addition on WRITE statements

[Former Member]

Hi

Thanks for the suggestions but this is not about the write statement , it will be sent by mail so it has to be appended to the text table for the mail

BR

[Former Member]

Do you want it on the email body?

then go for HTML mode.

in this you can go for any formatting such as < 'p > or table (without grid lines) and you can easily acheive this,

[Former Member]

like

<table border="0">
<tr>
  <td>mytest</td>
  <td>2</td>
  <td>300</td>
</tr>
<tr>
  <td>test12345</td>
  <td>500</td>
  <td>600</td>
</tr>
</table>

and your output comes as

mytest    2   300 
test12345 500 600

[Former Member]

Hi Soumyaprakash

This could be the solution , but when I am sending the mail I have already my text in a string table

I am looping into it and appending the string I have in the table into the mail body

so I did in this way but the whole string is comming out including the <td> and so on

lt_mailtxt = '<table border="0">' .

APPEND lt_mailtxt.

CLEAR lt_mailtxt.

LOOP AT it_string.

lt_mailtxt = '<tr>'.

APPEND lt_mailtxt.

clear lt_mailtxt .

lt_mailtxt = '<td>' .

APPEND lt_mailtxt.

CLEAR lt_mailtxt.

lt_mailtxt = it_string.

APPEND lt_mailtxt.

CLEAR lt_mailtxt.

lt_mailtxt = '</td>' .

APPEND lt_mailtxt.

lt_mailtxt = '</tr>' .

APPEND lt_mailtxt.

ENDLOOP.

lt_mailtxt = '</table>' .

APPEND lt_mailtxt.

CLEAR lt_mailtxt.

What am I missing... ?

BR

[Former Member]

Hi,

If you don't want to bother with html, you could also use a structure and char fields instead of a string...

TYPES: BEGIN OF ts_data,
          key(20) TYPE c,
          val(10) TYPE c,
        END OF ts_data.

DATA: ls_data TYPE ts_data,
      l_str(1024) TYPE c.

 ls_data-key = 'Cost per shirt'.
 ls_data-val = 100.
 l_str = ls_data.
"WRITE: l_str.

 ls_data-key = 'Cost per trousers'.
 ls_data-val = 200.
 l_str = ls_data.
"WRITE: / l_str.  

Kr,

Manu.

[Former Member]

Thank you Manu

Problem soleved

BR