Problem with Quantity while downloading into Excel sheet.

[Former Member]

Hi guru's.

In Excel sheet Quantity values (Decimal points) negative are displaying in 9.00- but it should be display -9.00 please suggest that how to resolve this problem.

I am using following code in program for downloading data into excel sheet.

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*Download the data in Excel sheet if Output data is not initial.

if not object_tab[] is initial.

sort i_fileds2 by col_pos.

LOOP AT i_fileds2 INTO wa_fileds2 where no_out = ''.

xfc-FIELDNAME = wa_fileds2-FIELDNAME.

xfc-DATATYPE = wa_fileds2-DATATYPE.

xfc-INTTYPE = wa_fileds2-INTTYPE.

xfc-INTLEN = wa_fileds2-INTLEN.

if wa_fileds2-DATATYPE = 'QUAN'.

xfc-DATATYPE = 'CHAR'.

endif.

append xfc to ifc.

endloop.

• Assign Layout Fields Headings

sort i_fileds2 by col_pos.

LOOP AT i_fileds2 INTO wa_fileds2.

it_fields-fields = wa_fileds2-seltext_l.

append it_fields.

endloop.

• Create the new Dynamic Table

CALL METHOD cl_alv_table_create=>create_dynamic_table

EXPORTING

it_fieldcatalog = ifc

IMPORTING

ep_table = new_table.

• Create a new Line with the same structure of the Dynamic table.

ASSIGN new_table->* TO <l_table>.

CREATE DATA new_line LIKE LINE OF <l_table>.

ASSIGN new_line->* TO <l_line>.

CALL FUNCTION 'EXCEL_OLE_STANDARD_DAT'

EXPORTING

FILE_NAME = P_FILE1

CREATE_PIVOT = 0

DATA_SHEET_NAME = ''

• PIVOT_SHEET_NAME = ' '

• PASSWORD = ' '

• PASSWORD_OPTION = 0

TABLES

• PIVOT_FIELD_TAB =

DATA_TAB = <l_table>

FIELDNAMES = it_fields

EXCEPTIONS

FILE_NOT_EXIST = 1

FILENAME_EXPECTED = 2

COMMUNICATION_ERROR = 3

OLE_OBJECT_METHOD_ERROR = 4

OLE_OBJECT_PROPERTY_ERROR = 5

INVALID_FILENAME = 6

INVALID_PIVOT_FIELDS = 7

DOWNLOAD_PROBLEM = 8

OTHERS = 9

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Thanks and Regards,

Pavan.

[naimesh_patel]

You can do it in Excel only

Like:

In excel ...

Select the quantity column .. Data > Text to column

Select Delimited... Press Next...Press Next.. Press Finish..

This will change the '-' from back to front of the number.

Regards,

Naimesh Patel