Remove trailing zero Quantity Field Module Pool Programming

[former_member300076]

Hi all,

I have to delete trailing zero of a quantity field in Module Pool Programming.

For example :

123.000 => 123

The Format of my field is QUAN (quantity),

"From Dict" is checked,

Ref Field : MYTABLE-MEINS

If anyone could help me.

Thank you

Regards

[rambabu_k3]

Use character type while creating screen element for qty field

write your logic to delete the trailing before passing to screen element in PBO event.

[former_member300076]

I need this field to be quantity and not character type

[Former Member]

Hi Sam,

Take the quantity field into character variable, use SPLIT statement at ' . ' to break the integer and zero part.

regards

kumar shantanu

[former_member300076]

Hi kumar,

Thank you for your reply, but i need the field to be displayed like quantity and not character type

[Former Member]

Define the variable using data element BCONS_VAR and pass the value ...

[former_member300076]

Thank you Rakesh,

I've added a new field in my structure with the data element BCONS_VAR and i changed the name of my field in the screen by this new field, and it's working.

Regards

Sam

[Former Member]

You are welcome Sam...

[RaymondGiuseppi]

AFAIK, from 3.0A on,

If a unit from table T006 (maintenance transaction CUNI) is found in a UNIT field, the respective QUAN field is output with as many places after the decimal point as required according to table T006.
However, no more decimals are output than the QUAN field has according to the ABAP/4 Dictionary. Conversely, no significant decimal places are suppressed, so if a place after the decimal point is to be suppressed and has a value not equal to zero, the quantity specification is output with its defined 

So refer to a ddic QUAN field without decimal (Look via SE16N on DD01L where DATATYPE = 'QUAN' and DECIMALS = 0)

Regards,

Raymond

[former_member300076]

Hi Raymond,

Because my field is taken directly from the dictionary, i cannot change its reference field and also its format.

[RaymondGiuseppi]

Well but you were able to change its data element (Correct Answer) and with a data element associated to a domain of type QUAN without decimal

ROFL

[former_member300076]

You're right