How to split a string with a space in between?

[Former Member]

Hi ABAP Guru's,

Can you please help me out? How can I split a string into two which has a space in between?

For example: lets suppose the string is 'LA CA USA'. How can I split this string? I have to dynamically determine the number of characters before the space therefore I cannot use number constant such as 2 or 3.

With best regards,

Ketan

[amit_khare]

SPLIT <ITAB/STRING> AT ' ' into table ITAB1.

Regards,

Amit

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[Former Member]

Hi Ketan,

use 'Replace' space with '$'

It will fill up all spaces with $

and then split at '$'

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[Former Member]

try this..

REPORT ychatest.

DATA : v_str TYPE string VALUE 'LA CSD KDGKL'.

DATA : BEGIN OF itab OCCURS 0,
         fld(250),
       END OF itab.

SPLIT v_str AT space INTO TABLE itab.

LOOP AT itab.
  WRITE : / itab-fld.
ENDLOOP.

[Shahid]

split v_name at space into v_a v_b v_c .

[Former Member]

data: itab type table of string.

split your_string at space into itab.

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[Former Member]

hi,

To split a character string into two or more smaller strings, use the SPLIT statement as follows:

<b>SPLIT <c> AT <del> INTO <c1> ... <cn>.</b>

The system searches the field <c> for the separator <del>. The parts before and after the separator are placed in the target fields <c1> ... <cn>.

To place all fragments in different target fields, you must specify enough target fields. Otherwise, the last target field is filled with the rest of the field <c> and still contains delimiters.

If all target fields are long enough and no fragment has to be truncated, SY-SUBRC is set to 0. Otherwise it is set to 4.

<b>SPLIT LA CA USA AT ' ' INTO <c1></b>

regards,

Sudheer

[Former Member]

Hi

Try like this

DATA : opbal TYPE p DECIMALS 2 VALUE 0.

    SELECT * FROM zs_mkpf_mseg
                    into corresponding fields of table it_opbal
                    WHERE werks =  itmat-werks
                    AND matnr = itmat-matnr
                    AND budat = s_budat-low.


  *  sort  it_opbal by budat.
  loop at it_opbal.
read table it_opbal. 
      IF it_opbal-shkzg = 'S'.
        opbal = opbal + it_opbal-menge.
      ELSEIF it_opbal-shkzg = 'H'.
        opbal = opbal + it_opbal-menge * -1.
      ENDIF.
  endloop.
    append opbal TO itab-opbal.

  ENDFORM.                    " opbal_data

you can also use thi s

DATA: NAMES(30)    TYPE C VALUE 'Charly, John , Peter', 
      NAMES2       TYPE STRING, 
      ONE(10)      TYPE C, 
      TWO(10)      TYPE C, 
      THREE        TYPE STRING, 
      FOUR(4)      TYPE C VALUE 'FOUR', 
      DELIMITER(2) VALUE ','. 

SPLIT NAMES AT DELIMITER INTO ONE TWO. 
*     ONE contains 'Charly' and TWO contains 'John , Pet'. 
*     SY-SUBRC is 4, because TWO was not large enough to 
*     accommodate the whole of the remaining string 
SPLIT NAMES AT ',' INTO ONE TWO THREE. 
*     ONE contains 'Charly', TWO contains ' John', 
*     THREE contains ' Peter'. 
SPLIT NAMES AT ', ' INTO ONE THREE TWO. 
*     ONE contains 'Charly', THREE contains 'John', 
*     TWO contains 'Peter'. 
CONCATENATE NAMES '' INTO NAMES2 SEPARATED BY SPACE. 
SPLIT NAMES2 AT DELIMITER INTO ONE TWO THREE FOUR. 
*     ONE contains 'Charly', TWO contains 'John', 
*     THREE contains 'Peter ', FOUR is empty. 
SPLIT NAMES2 AT DELIMITER INTO ONE FOUR THREE. 
*     ONE contains 'Charly', FOUR contains 'John', 
*     THREE contains 'Peter', SY-SUBRC is 4, since 
*     FOUR was not large enough (spaces are significant 
*     characters!) 

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Regards

Pavan

[Former Member]

Thanks a lot for your replies.

How can I use the search functionality here to determine the length of the first word before the space?

For example lets suppose the string is 'Uzbekistan Russia USA' how can I use the search or any other functionality to determine the length of Uzbekistan? I cannot use a constant number and I have to dynamically calculate for each string.

With best regards,

Ketan