2008 Nov 04 5:55 PM
I need to populate a multiple selection list and then read the selection in an ABAP report. A parameter with list box is not solving my purpose.
Please give any suggestion on this.
2008 Nov 04 7:01 PM
Hi Suzzie,
If you want to use the multiple selection then you can use the Select-option statement.
Syntax:
SELECT-OPTIONS: S_MATNR FOR MARA-MATNR.
Thanks,
Chidanand
Hi Suzzie,
If you want to use the multiple selection then you can use the Select-option statement.
Syntax:
SELECT-OPTIONS: S_MATNR FOR MARA-MATNR.
Thanks,
Chidanand
2008 Nov 04 6:22 PM
try using a select options with no intervals or with no extensions as per your requirement.
write select-options and hit F1 on it. It explains more....
2008 Nov 04 7:01 PM
Hi Suzzie,
If you want to use the multiple selection then you can use the Select-option statement.
Syntax:
SELECT-OPTIONS: S_MATNR FOR MARA-MATNR.
Thanks,
Chidanand
2008 Nov 04 7:10 PM
The requirement is a multiple selection drop down box where they can see what selection is being made and make multiple selection without going a step further as we do in select-options
2008 Nov 04 7:12 PM
if you use a select-options users can hit the arrow on the side rather than hitting the down arrow like in drop down list.
you need to use the select-options with NO INTERVALS extension.
It will look like a parameter but will have more option to put it..
2008 Nov 04 7:18 PM
Hi
If you can't use the SELECT-OPTION statament, there's no standard solution.
U can only try to create a table control with only one colunm and every hit of the table control is a single hit for the selection.
To insert a table control in a selection-screen u need to use the statament:
SELECTION-SCREEN BEGIN OF TABBED (see the help)
In order to create a TAB where u can load a subscreen where u can insert a table control.
The u need to transfer the hit from table control to a range.
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