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Purchase Order Date format While Printing

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Dear all,

I have PO created from KO language , when printed in the same in EN & DE language,

the date format prints ddmmyyy is ok, but when it is using the KO Login the date is mmddyyy.

I have checked the User Profile and country setting Tr Code OY01 and found it to be correct.

Is there any others setting, which needs to be taken care.

with rgds

Ranjith Singh

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Laszlo_B
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Hello Ranjith,

is the date called with a &SY-DATUM& command?

The reason I am asking this is that it might be normal that Korean users use a different date representation, therefore the mmddyyyy format might be correct.

Did a Korean user already mention that they do not like the mmddyyyy format, or the Korean date should look differently?

Best regards,

Laszlo

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Laszlo_B
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Hello Ranjith,

is the date called with a &SY-DATUM& command?

The reason I am asking this is that it might be normal that Korean users use a different date representation, therefore the mmddyyyy format might be correct.

Did a Korean user already mention that they do not like the mmddyyyy format, or the Korean date should look differently?

Best regards,

Laszlo

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Hello Ranjith,

usually, the output format of dates and amounts are based on user settings configuration. If you are talking about Custom program you will need to take a look on the coding in order to check which instructions are you using to print it.

Best regards,

Marc