output write statement heading

[Former Member]

I have a write statement as follows:

FORMAT COLOR 1 ON.

WRITE: /3 'Order Number', 25 'Item Number'.

FORMAT COLOR 1 OFF.

On the output, it is followed by a very long list of order nums and item nums. When I move the cursor down to see the full list, I still want the above heading to appear on the screen but the values can keep moving(that means even if I scroll down, the heading should not move up).

Can you please tell me any keywords I need to add to the above write statement inorder to produce this effect?

Thanks.

[Former Member]

hi nuren,

write ur code in the event TOP-OF-PAGE.

<b>TOP-OF-PAGE.

FORMAT COLOR 1 ON.

WRITE: /3 'Order Number', 25 'Item Number'.

FORMAT COLOR 1 OFF.</b>

Message was edited by: Priya

[RichHeilman]

All you need to do is put that code under the TOP-OF-PAGE event in your program.

report zrich_0001.

data: ivbap type table of vbap with header line.

start-of-selection.

  select * into table ivbap from vbap
         up to 100 rows.
  loop at ivbap.
    write:/3 ivbap-vbeln, at 25 ivbap-posnr.
  endloop.


top-of-page.

  format color 1 on.
  write: /3 'Order Number', 25 'Item Number'.
  format color 1 off.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

[Former Member]

hi Nuren,

Put the code in <b>TOP-OF-PAGE</b> event.

TOP-OF-PAGE

FORMAT COLOR 1 ON.

WRITE: /3 'Order Number', 25 'Item Number'.

FORMAT COLOR 1 OFF.

Regards,

santosh

[RichHeilman]

Nice trick, Priya! I sure hope you didn't do that intensionally.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

[Former Member]

HI RICH,

IT WAS NOT INTENSIONALLY DONE....

FIRST I WAS NOT SURE OF THE POST SO I HAD DELETED IT BUT LATER I HAD CHECKED AND GAVE THE ANSWER...

IF U WANT TAKE THE WHOLE POINTS..

[RichHeilman]

I didn't think that it was intensional, just checking though.

I've seen in the past where someone has posted a "Hi there", just to get first in line, then come back with a solution a couple minutes later after more have posted with correct answers.

In your case, it could have been seen as above, but I believe you when you say it was not intensional.

I'm not worried about the points, just want this forum to be an <u><b>honest</b></u> one. Cool?

Regards,

Rich Heilman