REDUCE a decilmal value

[marcelom_bovo]

Hi People.

I'm trying to use REDUCE to sum some decimal fields of a internal table but the result is being automatically rounded up.

SELECT matnr, werks, charg, clabs, cinsm, cspem
       FROM mchb
       INTO TABLE @DATA(lt_mchb)
      WHERE matnr = variable0
        AND werks = variable
        AND charg = variabl2

DATA(lv_saldo) = REDUCE LABST( INIT x = 0 FOR wa IN lt_mchb NEXT x = x + wa-clabs + wa-cinsm + wa-cspem  ).

The result should be 11.657 but LV_SALDO is receiving 12.000

What am I doing wrong?

thanks

[marcelom_bovo]

Hi People.

I'm trying to use REDUCE to sum some decimal fields of a internal table but the result is being automatically rounded up.

SELECT matnr, werks, charg, clabs, cinsm, cspem
       FROM mchb
       INTO TABLE @DATA(lt_mchb)
      WHERE matnr = variable0
        AND werks = variable
        AND charg = variabl2

DATA(lv_saldo) = REDUCE LABST( INIT x = 0 FOR wa IN lt_mchb NEXT x = x + wa-clabs + wa-cinsm + wa-cspem  ).

The result should be 11.657 but LV_SALDO is receiving 12.000

What am I doing wrong?

thanks

[Former Member]

You are working on N/W release 7.4 or greater to which I do not have access too but if your definition of  lv_saldo is an integer, the results will always be rounded.

If you want to avoid this, then you should change the definition to either F or P.

Thanks,

Vikram.M

[marcelom_bovo]

Hi, the variable is being created with type LABST which has 3 decimals

tks

[retired_member]

Hi,

Check your data type LABST. It must have decimals. Replace it with such a type and it should work.

Horst

[marcelom_bovo]

LABST already has three decimals

[Former Member]

Hi,

Try this: INIT x = '0.000'

The declarations after INIT will create the variable as the value passed.

DATA(lv_saldo) = REDUCE labst( INIT x = '0.000' FOR wa IN lt_mchb NEXT x = x + wa-clabs + wa-cinsm + wa-cspem  ).

Douglas

[marcelom_bovo]

Thanks Douglas, it worked

Actually I had to put an extra zero '0.0000' because with just three zeroes after the decimal point the result was getting wrong "10,710" instead of "10,712"...weird

The values that are being summed are 2.312 + 4 + 4.4

[retired_member]

You are working with a type c field now. Use the init with type addition to get a numeric type .

[marcelom_bovo]

Hi Horst.

Now its better

DATA(lv_saldo) = REDUCE LABST( INIT x TYPE LABST FOR wa IN lt_mchb NEXT x = x + wa-clabs + wa-cinsm + wa-cspem  ).

thanks

[chandrakant_mohanty]

Thanks marcelom.bovo for the answer, it helped me today while I was struggling with the rounding up an amount field.

[jatin_singhal]

Great, I also faced similar issue. Adding extra 0 worked. So '0.0000' is perfect. Thanks

[Sandra_Rossi]

'0.000' or '0.0000' are incorrect, they both may raise an overflow short dump. Use a numeric type with enough digits, as explained in other replies and by the original poster himself.

[Dilipsinh]

Thanks @marcelom_bovo for the answer.

it working fine.

[Sandra_Rossi]

The answer by Douglas is currently marked as being the right solution, but it's buggy (an overflow short dump or decimal truncation may happen) so it's misleading people in 2025. As you noticed that it was incorrect, could you ask the moderator to unflag the solution? I don't know if the moderator can do that but it's worth trying. Thank you. Sandra