2014 Jan 17 10:06 AM
Hi,
Place 3 different windows for 3 different banks based on the positions.
Instead of having only one variable printing the date, make use of 3 different variables ie
ICICI bank date varaible : DATE_ICICI
CITI bank : DATE_CITI
SCB bank : DATE_SCB
So in case if you are printing the ICICI check just assign variable DATE_ICICI and keep the rest blank by this way the variable for particular bank prints the date on the correct place.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Tooshar Bendale
2014 Jan 17 11:31 AM
Hi,
Creation of dynamic window in SAP scripts is not possible. What is the requirement can you describe in detail.
However you use the PERFORM statement in SAP script and call a subroutine to pass the values and do the concatenation or formatting and return it back.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Tooshar Bendale
2014 Jan 17 11:38 AM
hi,
I have a check printing through f-58.and I copy F110_PRENUM_CHCk.
and I have to printing check icici,citi and scb bank.
but the position of date box in check is different for different bank .
so I think to create dynamic window for date for different bank.
payel
2014 Jan 17 11:52 AM
Hi,
Place 3 different windows for 3 different banks based on the positions.
Instead of having only one variable printing the date, make use of 3 different variables ie
ICICI bank date varaible : DATE_ICICI
CITI bank : DATE_CITI
SCB bank : DATE_SCB
So in case if you are printing the ICICI check just assign variable DATE_ICICI and keep the rest blank by this way the variable for particular bank prints the date on the correct place.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Tooshar Bendale
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