regarding date formate.

[former_member530652]

i have date in the internal table with the format yyyymmdd (8 character format)

now i want to conver it into another format like dd.mm.yyyy(10 character format)

can u help..??

[former_member530652]

i have date in the internal table with the format yyyymmdd (8 character format)

now i want to conver it into another format like dd.mm.yyyy(10 character format)

can u help..??

[Former Member]

Hi,

CALL FUNCTION 'CONVERT_DATE_TO_INTERN_FORMAT'

EXPORTING

datum = lv_date1

dtype = 'DATS'

IMPORTING

idate = lv_date2.

write lv_date2.

Check the link for more

https://forums.sdn.sap.com/click.jspa?searchID=11664956&messageID=4805923

Regards,

Raj.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Check this:

regards,

kumar

[Former Member]

date = '20070520'.

data : yr(4) type n,

mt(2) type n,

dt(2) type n.

yr = date+0(4).

mt = date+4(2).

dt = date+6(2).

concatenate all the values to some varible you will get

the sequence of concatenate is dt mt ur.

Regards,

madan.

[Former Member]

data: v_date like sy-datum value '20080512'.

data: v_date_result(10).

concatenate v_date6(2) v_date4(2) v_date+0(4) into v_date_result separated by '.'.

[Former Member]

Hi,

u can try like this........

present format is s_date = yyyymmdd.

concatenate s_date6(2) '.' s_date4(2) '.' s_date+0(4) into n_date.

where n_date(10) type c.

Regards,

kk.

[Former Member]

Hi Sandeep,

Try this logic.I will check this logic.For me it is working fine...can u check it once..

data: lv_date like sy-datum.

write sy-datum using edit mask '__.__.__' to lv_date..

Here instead of sy-datum u have to use ur internal table field ok...

Reward points if helpful..

Kiran Kumar.G.A

[Former Member]

hi sandeep ,

try this one program,

DATA:w_indate TYPE d ,

w_temp TYPE d ,

w_outdate(10) TYPE c.

w_indate = sy-datum .

WRITE: 'Input date is ', w_indate .

CALL FUNCTION 'DATE_CONV_EXT_TO_INT'

EXPORTING

i_date_ext = w_indate

IMPORTING

E_DATE_INT = w_temp

EXCEPTIONS

ERROR = 1

.

write: / w_temp .

w_temp = w_indate .

CONCATENATE w_temp6(2) w_temp4(2) w_temp+0(4) INTO w_outdate separated by '.' .

WRITE: / 'Output date is ', w_outdate .

it will give you desired format.

Regard ,

sandeep patel

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Edited by: Sandeep patel on May 12, 2008 2:28 PM

[Former Member]

Here is the simplest logic which will take the user's setting of date ie, date will be displayed according to the user's setting

Data: v_date(10) type c.

write sy-datum to v_date.

write v_date.

V_Date will contain your desired formate

Reward points if helpful.

Regards

Bikas