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Multiple Heading in ALV Grid

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Hello ,

I have a requirement to display Multiple heading in ALV Grid, I am using the Class 'cl_gui_alv_grid'. please let me know if you have Any suggestions.

Ex:

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| Divison |

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Sub D:1

Sub 😧 2

Sub 😧 3

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Like wise i have few more divisions to display and Under we need to display the Sub Division also .

Thanks in Advance.. Waiting for your suggestions.

With Best Regards

Nags

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Hi Naganjaneyulu,

Function Module RKD_WORD_WRAP is used to split the content into multiple lines.

Hope the below code helps you.

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  • FORM AFTER_LINE_OUTPUT *

----


FORM after_line_output USING rs_lineinfo TYPE slis_lineinfo .

CLEAR : it_sentence ,

wa_t100 .

READ TABLE it_t100 INTO wa_t100 INDEX rs_lineinfo-tabindex .

CHECK sy-subrc = 0 .

CALL FUNCTION 'RKD_WORD_WRAP'

EXPORTING

textline = wa_t100-text

outputlen = c_len

TABLES

out_lines = it_sentence.

DESCRIBE TABLE it_sentence LINES v_tabix .

CHECK v_tabix > 1 .

LOOP AT it_sentence INTO wa_word FROM 2 .

WRITE: / sy-vline ,

10 sy-vline ,

31 sy-vline ,

37 sy-vline ,

38 wa_word-text ,

58 sy-vline .

ENDLOOP.

ENDFORM . "after_line_output

Hello ,

I have a requirement to display Multiple heading in ALV Grid, I am using the Class 'cl_gui_alv_grid'. please let me know if you have Any suggestions.

Ex:

-


| Divison |

-


Sub D:1

Sub 😧 2

Sub 😧 3

-


Like wise i have few more divisions to display and Under we need to display the Sub Division also .

Thanks in Advance.. Waiting for your suggestions.

With Best Regards

Nags

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Hi ,

One option can be to divide your screen into 2 containers one for header and the second for the data to be displayed , now the header can then be split ( using splitter into the number of sections you want in your header .

Regards

Arun

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Hi,

I had attempted to do it in the object oriented way, but found no ready solution, so I settled for the below solution.

Please use the function REUSE_ALV_COMMENTARY_WRITE.

This allows you to print multiple lines in the header.

I had a requirement of showing 5 lines in the header.

So i went on like:

DATA: it_list_commentary TYPE slis_t_listheader,

wa_list_commentary TYPE slis_listheader.

wa_list_commentary-typ = 'H'.

wa_list_commentary-info = <text>.

APPEND wa_list_commentary TO it_list_commentary.

wa_list_commentary-typ = 'S'.

wa_list_commentary-info = <text>.

APPEND wa_list_commentary TO it_list_commentary.

I fed he internal table with all 5 lines like above.

Finally I called the function.

CALL FUNCTION 'REUSE_ALV_COMMENTARY_WRITE'

EXPORTING

it_list_commentary = it_list_commentary.

Regards,

Prosenjit.

Edited by: prosenjit chaudhuri on Jan 28, 2009 6:14 AM

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Hi,

You can use 'REUSE_ALV_COMMENTARY_WRITE'.

Check out this link

http://www.sapdev.co.uk/reporting/alv/alvgrid_rephead.htm

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Deepthi.

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Hi Naganjaneyulu,

Function Module RKD_WORD_WRAP is used to split the content into multiple lines.

Hope the below code helps you.

----


  • FORM AFTER_LINE_OUTPUT *

----


FORM after_line_output USING rs_lineinfo TYPE slis_lineinfo .

CLEAR : it_sentence ,

wa_t100 .

READ TABLE it_t100 INTO wa_t100 INDEX rs_lineinfo-tabindex .

CHECK sy-subrc = 0 .

CALL FUNCTION 'RKD_WORD_WRAP'

EXPORTING

textline = wa_t100-text

outputlen = c_len

TABLES

out_lines = it_sentence.

DESCRIBE TABLE it_sentence LINES v_tabix .

CHECK v_tabix > 1 .

LOOP AT it_sentence INTO wa_word FROM 2 .

WRITE: / sy-vline ,

10 sy-vline ,

31 sy-vline ,

37 sy-vline ,

38 wa_word-text ,

58 sy-vline .

ENDLOOP.

ENDFORM . "after_line_output