rounding the amount

[Former Member]

Hi,

I want to round decimal palces to normal value.

Ex: bsis-wrbtr ( 12.45) - i want to convert to 1245

133.00) - 13300.

Pls any one help.

Thanks,

Veeru

[Former Member]

Hi,

I want to round decimal palces to normal value.

Ex: bsis-wrbtr ( 12.45) - i want to convert to 1245

133.00) - 13300.

Pls any one help.

Thanks,

Veeru

[Former Member]

data:var type p.
var1 = var *100

[Former Member]

data : p_amt type p decimals 2,
         v_amt(15)

p_amt = '133.00'.
v_amt = p_amt.

replace '.' with space in v_amt.
condense v_amt.

write : v_amt.

[Former Member]

Hi Chandra,

i have tried this , iam not getting.

data : p_amt type p decimals 2,

v_amt(15).

p_amt = it_bsis-wrbtr.

v_amt = p_amt.

replace '.' with space in v_amt.

condense v_amt.

write : v_amt.

Thanks,

Veeru

[Former Member]

data : p_amt type p decimals 2,
v_amt(15).

p_amt = it_bsis-wrbtr.
v_amt = p_amt.

search v_amt for '.'.
if sy-sbrc eq 0.
clear  v_amt+sy-fdpos(1).
endif.
condense v_amt.

write : v_amt.

[Former Member]

bsis-wrbtr ( 12.45) - i want to convert to 1245

133.00) - 13300

See the below modifications in ur code

This works fine.

DATA : p_amt TYPE p DECIMALS 2,
v_amt(15).

p_amt = '133.00'.
v_amt = p_amt.

REPLACE '.' WITH space

<b>INTO</b> v_amt.

CONDENSE v_amt <b>NO-GAPS</b>.

WRITE : v_amt.

Output is 13300.

If u want the output like

<b>13,300.00</b>

DATA : p_amt TYPE p DECIMALS 2,
v_amt(15).

p_amt = '133.00'.
v_amt = p_amt.

REPLACE '.' WITH space INTO v_amt.
CONDENSE v_amt NO-GAPS.

<b>p_amt = v_amt.</b>

WRITE : p_amt.

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Message was edited by:

Judith Jessie Selvi

[Former Member]

Hi Chandra,

Solved. Assigned full points.

Thanks,

Veeru.

[Former Member]

Hi,

USe keyword ... ROUND r with write statement as shown in following example:

Scaled output of a field of type P.

The decimal point is first moved r places to the left (r > 0)

or to the right (r < 0); this is the same as dividing with the

appropriate exponent 10**r. The value determined in this way is

output with the valid number of digits before and after the

decimal point. If the decimal point is moved to the left, the

number is rounded.

For further information about the interaction between the

formatting options CURRENCY and DECIMALS, see the notes below.

Effect of different ROUND specifications:

DATA: X TYPE P DECIMALS 2 VALUE '12493.97'.

WRITE: /X ROUND -2, "output: 1,249,397.00

/X ROUND 0, "output: 12,493.97

/X ROUND 2, "output: 124.94

/X ROUND 5, "output: 0.12

Hope this helps.

Reward if helpful.

Regards,

Sipra