Rounding the value

[Former Member]

Can i know the Function Modules for rounding a value.

[bpawanchand]

Hi

Regards

Pavan

[Former Member]

Hi,

Use the Function Module is ROUND.

Example ;-

CALL FUNCTION 'ROUND'
EXPORTING

DECIMALS = 0 
input = w_data

SIGN = ' ' 
IMPORTING
OUTPUT = w_data.

Best of luck,

Bhumika

[Former Member]

Hi,

i need rounding for the currency and quantity field.

[Former Member]

Chandrika,

yes round fm will work for both type.

Amit

[Former Member]

Hi,

i tried with that but i did not get. does it works for currency fields.

[Former Member]

HI,

You can make use of FM ROUND and also try using Ceil and Floor statements.

Thanks,

Sriram Ponna.

[Former Member]

Hi Chandrika,

Please check this links ,

https://forums.sdn.sap.com/click.jspa?searchID=14583409&messageID=5826784

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Regards,

Sreekar.Kadiri

[Former Member]

hi,

u can use it without using the function module . here 's d example of it:-

**********BEGIN - ROUND OFF EXAMPLE**********

DATA A TYPE P DECIMALS 3.

A = '123.456'.

WRITE: / A ROUND -2,

/ A ROUND -1,

/ A ROUND 1.

**********END - ROUND OFF EXAMPLE************

i hope it might be useful to you.

[former_member787646]

Hi

You can use the ROUND function instead of a Function Module.

Eg... y = ROUND( x ).

Hope it helps.

Murthy

[Former Member]

Data num1 type p decimals 2 value '123456.78'.

Data num2 type p decimals 0.

Data num3 type p decimals 2.

num2 =num1.

num3=num2.

Write \ num3.

Regards

rajesh

[Former Member]

Hi Chandrika,

In one of my developments I had done rounding for quantity fields as follows.

*Data declarations

DATA : lv_planned_deliv_qnty TYPE jdelquantity....

*Rounding up

lv_planned_deliv_qnty = CEIL( lv_planned_deliv_qnty ).

Note : This will round up the quantity field to nearest upper integer.

In case you want to keep only the interger part you can do the following

lv_planned_deliv_qnty = TRUNC( lv_planned_deliv_qnty ).

Hope this helps.

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Regards,

Swati Patnaik

Edited by: Julius Bussche on Jul 29, 2008 9:12 PM

[Former Member]

Hi Chandrika ,

It worked for currency fields as well.

I wrote a dummy code to check...see the results

DATA : lv_curr1 TYPE WRBTR VALUE '234.87',

lv_curr2 TYPE WRBTR VALUE '687.23',

lv_curr3 TYPE WRBTR,

lv_int TYPE JDELQUANTITY.

write /2: ' Before TRUNC ' , lv_curr1.

lv_int = TRUNC( lv_curr1 ).

write /2: 'AFTER TRUNC lv_int' , lv_int.

write /2: ' before Ceil ' , lv_curr2.

lv_curr3 = CEIL( lv_curr2 ).

write /2: 'after Ceil ' , lv_curr3.

Output :

Before TRUNC

234,87

AFTER TRUNC lv_int

234,000

before Ceil

687,23

after Ceil

688,00

Edited by: Swati Patnaik on Jul 29, 2008 9:17 AM

[Former Member]

if i give the value as 34.65 i should get the out as 35.

as after decimal value it is greater than .50 it should give the greater value.

and in my case ceil does not work.

[Former Member]

Hi Chandrika,

Is your field TYPE CURR ???

In my case it is working fine.I have already sent you the output.

Try to use a predefined Data element for your currency field.

Say , if your Currency field lv_curr is ( 13, 2 ) Then you can use the data element WRBTR.

You can search for a suitable predefined data element in se11.

se11 --> Data Type --> Search for Data Elements --> A popup window " Input help Personal value List " appears

Click the Information System button in the bottom right side of the window.

A popup window " Repository Info System : Find Data Elements" appears

for example

enter Data element = wb*

enter the data type ( i.e., CURR ) and the desired length ( say 10 ).

A list of data elements of required type and size will appear.You can choose the one which suits your requirement.

Regards,

Swati Patnaik