padding of objects

[Former Member]

pls let me know how to do padding of digits and out put ony few digits for that field.

Thanks.

[Vinod_Chandran]

Hi Anu,

You have to move this to a character field and use the following sytax.

a = '123456789'.

b = a+2(3).

Now value of 'b' is 345.

The index starts from zero. i.e. the digit '1' is at position zero.

Thanks

Vinod

[Former Member]

what is the data type u r using?

if u r using type n then u can use sub-field access

like...

data n1(5) type n.

...

....

write 😕 n1+0(2).

however u cannot do the same for type p or f . for these u need to convert to a character type and then use sub-field access...

what is the scenario? u want to restrict only the decimal places or what?

rgds,

PJ

Message was edited by: Priyank Jain

[Former Member]

I want to pad few digits with 0 and output only few digits.all are chacrater fileds.

[athavanraja]

<i>padding few digits with 0</i>

data: result(100) .

concatenate '0' '1' '2' '3' into result .

<i>output only few digits?</i>

write result to result left deleting leading '0' .

is this what you are looking for?

can you be little more clear.

Regards

Raja

[Former Member]

for character types use as follows to print only a few digits..

write 😕 fld+0(2)

which means write 2 characters starting from the beginning...specify the position and number of characters as u desire....

padding with 0s...

use type n....

data num1(10) type n.

write 😕 num1. " this gives 0000000000

num1 = 345. "u can assign ur character field here

write 😕 num1. " this gives 0000000345

does that help?

rgds,

PJ

[Former Member]

Hi!!!!!!!! I do not know any thing about Padding , Rounding and Arthematic and logical expressions but I have an Idea

can u Please send blogs or PDF formates regarding these concepts to study them

[andreas_mann3]

Hi Anu,

pls describe your problem in detail

for the moment you could look here: <a href="http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/EN/fc/eb3357358411d1829f0000e829fbfe/frameset.htm">Processing Character Strings</a>

Andreas

[Former Member]

DATA NAME(10) VALUE '1234'.

DO 5 Times.

CONCATENATE '0' NAME INTO NAME.

ENDDO

WRITE 😕 NAME.

This will give output as 0000012234.

Change 5 times to desired value.

Cheers

[Lakshmant1]

Hi Anu,

Have a look at demo programs

DEMO_DATA_PROCESS_FIELDS

DEMO_DATA_STRING

Thanks

Lakshman