how to create table in the sap script

[Former Member]

Hi,

How to create a table in the sap script layout, i Have to use table in the main window with 7 columns. can any one send sample code.

How to calculate the number of line items which are displaying in the main window, if the number of line items are exceed in the main window then the amount has to be calculate and print as "BALANCE FORWARD" and the next page had to be displayed as "CARRY FORWARD" that amount. if this is the last page not subsequent page the amount had to be calculated the carry forward amount and total amount and print as "TOTAL AMOUNT". i am creating the new layout and the program is the standrad driver program i have to use and i have to use the standard Text elements only, can any one help me on this issue

[Former Member]

Hi,

How to create a table in the sap script layout, i Have to use table in the main window with 7 columns. can any one send sample code.

How to calculate the number of line items which are displaying in the main window, if the number of line items are exceed in the main window then the amount has to be calculate and print as "BALANCE FORWARD" and the next page had to be displayed as "CARRY FORWARD" that amount. if this is the last page not subsequent page the amount had to be calculated the carry forward amount and total amount and print as "TOTAL AMOUNT". i am creating the new layout and the program is the standrad driver program i have to use and i have to use the standard Text elements only, can any one help me on this issue

[Former Member]

hi

good

there is no "pattern" option in SAPscript. All you have at your disposal are the following SAPscript commands: BOX, POSITION and SIZE. Not only are these commands both confusing and tedious to implement, they also are limited in what they can achieve. For instance, although you can suppress a box during printout (by making it conditional), there is no simple way to adjust it dynamically instead. Thus, to divide sequential line items, you may wish to use an underline (ULINE) or simply white space.

thanks

mrutyun

[Former Member]

Hi Sarath,

u r working for FI/CO.