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[Former Member]

Hi exports,

How can I print country and zipcode side by side.

I mean US 65003-0696.

I wrote perfom statement but its printing lien by line.I need to get in same line.

How to change perform ---endperform.

Thanks

[Former Member]

Hi,

Give the country and the Phone number in the same line..

Otherwise in the tag column using = for continous text.

THanks,

Naren

[Former Member]

shall i write

/:perform get_address program zxxxx

/:usingxxxx

/:changing&country&&pincode&

endform.

Thanks

[Former Member]

/:perform get_address program zxxxx

/:usingxxxx

/:changing&country&&pincode&

<b>* &country&&pincode&</b>

Do as suggested.

Regards,

ravi

[Former Member]

HI Nithin,

1) Concatenate them into one variable.

2) use the format specifier as '=' as others suggested.

Regards,

ravi

[Former Member]

Hi Ravi,

Can you please explain me little bit clear.How to do concatenate? where should i write concatenate statement?.

Thanks

[Former Member]

2 ways to do that

1.putting both the fields in single variable.

goto that FORM in the program and change the logic for that field.

/:perform get_address program zxxxx
/:usingxxxx
/:changing <b>&country_with_pincode&</b>
endform.

in the program where you are doing this population,

FORM get_address.
Lets say your country in V_COUNTRY and PINCODE in V_PINCODE(you might have written select to fetch these values already)
THEN
DATA : V_COUNT_PCODE(80) TYPE C.
CONCANTEATE V_COUNTRY 
            V_PINCODE
            INTO V_COUNT_PCODE.
OTAB-VALUE = V_COUNT_PCODE.
CONDENSE OTAB-VALUE.
MODIFY OTAB WHERE NAME = 'country_with_pincode'.
ENDFORM.

now print this &country_with_pincode& in the layout.

2.

place the 2 fields side by side in the layout editor

• &country& &pincode&

Regards

srikanth

Message was edited by: Srikanth Kidambi

[Former Member]

/:PERFORM

/:CHANGING &country_with_pincode&

/:ENDFORM

IN LAYOUR EDITOR

*&COUNTRY&&PINCODE&

I am getting error that unknow symbol country and pincode.

Please explan me.

Thanks

[Former Member]

/:PERFORM

/:CHANGING <b>&country_with_pincode&</b>

/:ENDFORM

<b>&country_with_pincode&</b>is one variable.its not 2.

IN LAYOUR EDITOR

*&COUNTRY&&PINCODE& <-you should not use this.as in the program we populated both the values to <b>&country_with_pincode&</b>

so you have to use

• <b>&country_with_pincode&</b>

Regards

srikanth

[Former Member]

Hi,

Concatenate it in the print program..

Thanks,

Naren

[Former Member]

hi,

After fetching the values of country and zip code by writing perform.. endperform.

Just write

/: perform

/:

/: endperform

• &country&&pincode&

There is no need to concatenate again. Just write both the variables side by side.

Regards,

Sailaja.