problem in date format urgent.

[Former Member]

hi everyone,

i am developing a report in that i am passind date as DDMMYYYY, here i am not seeing any output in report that output should be sent to customet trrow mail as excel sheet,

i am succeded in that but i am getting date format problem.

that is he want to upload that file into sap, in that that the date format is YYYY / MM / DD. but i am unable to do that.

i used this stmts for that.

Concatenate v_string0(4) v_string4(2) v_string+6(2) into v_date SEPARATED BY '/' .

concatenate c_equal c_colon v_date c_colon into v_date.

but it is giving ="YYYY / MM / DD" if i remove the second stmt it is giving DDMMYYYY only can you help me in this issue.

i need that format as YYYY / MM / DD.like this.

regards,

chaithu.p

[Former Member]

hi kusuma.

i dont want = and " " also if i remove those two or one of them i am getting output as DD/ MM/ YYYY ok.

[Former Member]

Hi Chaitanya,

U r question is not clear,

U said ( but it is giving ="YYYY / MM / DD" ) this format and again u r asking u want ( i need that format as YYYY / MM / DD.like this. ).

What format u want exactly.

Regards,

Narasimha

[Former Member]

hi narasimha

the problem is this i am getting output as ="YYYY / MM / DD"

as it is that = and " " colons are also comming but i dont want that.

i want YYYY / MM / DD.ok is it clear to you.

[Former Member]

Use this code.

Concatenatev_string6(2)v_string4(2) v_string+0(4) into v_date SEPARATED BY '/' .

concatenate c_equal c_colon v_date c_colon into v_date.

Regards,

Madan.

Edited by: madan mohan reddy on May 8, 2008 10:08 AM

[Former Member]

hey madan

plz understand my problem read the upper case properly and give me reply.

ok

[Former Member]

Hi,

Use this.

v_date0(4) = sy-datum0(4)

v_date+4(1) = '/'

v_date5(2) = sy-datum4(2)

v_date+7(1) ='/'

v_date8(2) =sy-datum6(2)

Reward points if useful.

[Former Member]

Hi use this code.

data : v_date type char20.

v_date0(4) = sy-datum0(4).

v_date+4(1) = '/'.

v_date5(2) = sy-datum4(2).

v_date+7(1) ='/'.

v_date8(2) = sy-datum6(2).

write: v_date.

Give the date for which u want to convert instead of sy-datum.

Reward points if useful

[Former Member]

no it is not working it is giving DDMMYYYY format only

[Former Member]

Hi,

Try this code,

DAta: v_string(8) type c value 'ddmmyyyy',

v_date(13) type c.

Concatenate v_string4(4) v_string2(2) v_string+0(2) into v_date

SEPARATED BY '/' .

concatenate '=' ` ` v_date into v_date.

write: v_date.

I have executed this code and it is giving out put as

= yyyymmdd.

regards,

kk.

[Former Member]

I have executed it . it's giving in YYYY/MM/DD format. just execute this code and see it's giving in the YYYY/MM?DD format

data : v_date type char20.

v_date0(4) = sy-datum0(4).

v_date+4(1) = '/'.

v_date5(2) = sy-datum4(2).

v_date+7(1) ='/'.

v_date8(2) = sy-datum6(2).

write: v_date.

[Former Member]

hi mohd,

i also tried that may the excel sheet converting that date format, ok thanks for your reply if execute your code it is working fine in sap , but not in excel sheet. ok anyway thanks .

[Former Member]

Hi,

Ur v_string = DDMMYYYY right,

so use concatenate statement as follows,

Concatenate v_string4(4) v_string2(2) v_string+0(2) into v_date SEPARATED BY '/' .

concatenate c_equal ` ` v_date into v_date.

if u don't want '=' also remove that from concatenate statement.

i think this will give u correct order.

Regards,

kk.

Edited by: kusuma kurapati on May 8, 2008 7:05 AM

[Former Member]

hi kusuma.

i dont want = and " " also if i remove those two or one of them i am getting output as DD/ MM/ YYYY ok.

[Former Member]

thanks for every one who contributed in this

discussion

[Former Member]

Dear,

USE EDIT MASK.