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OO ALV

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hi,

i hav developed alv using oo concepts. in this i hav to display 15 fields among those 5 of them are general fields and 5 are from purchasing side and the remaining 5 are from sales side.....now the issue is i hav to get one more row on the top of the table so that it shoul be contain 3 columns......and on the top of fist 5 fields it shuld come GENERAL (this will be the first column of the first row) and there shuld be PURCHASE on top of the fields from 6th to 10th(and this will be the 2nd coumn of the top most row) and SALES from fields 11 to 15(this is the 3rd column).......for example it shuld be as shown below....

general

purchsing

sales

f1 f2 f3 f4 f5 f6 f7 f8 f9 f10 f11 f12 f13 f14 f15

can any one plz help me in this

hi,

i hav developed alv using oo concepts. in this i hav to display 15 fields among those 5 of them are general fields and 5 are from purchasing side and the remaining 5 are from sales side.....now the issue is i hav to get one more row on the top of the table so that it shoul be contain 3 columns......and on the top of fist 5 fields it shuld come GENERAL (this will be the first column of the first row) and there shuld be PURCHASE on top of the fields from 6th to 10th(and this will be the 2nd coumn of the top most row) and SALES from fields 11 to 15(this is the 3rd column).......for example it shuld be as shown below....

general

purchsing

sales

f1 f2 f3 f4 f5 f6 f7 f8 f9 f10 f11 f12 f13 f14 f15

can any one plz help me in this

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MarcinPciak
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Hi,

Unfortunatelly there is no way (at least known to me) to combine several columns forming kind of a header. Alternatively you can use TOOLTIP option of field catalog, so first 5 column would have 'GENERAL' string as a tooltip, next 5 'PURCHASING' and so on. Though it is no an elegant way of solving it, it provides the user ability to distinguish which data belongs to which functional area.

Regards

Marcin