Time displaying problem

[Former Member]

Hi all,

I have a variable which has a value 1773614, where 177 is hours, 36 is minutes and 14 is seconds. I want it to be displayed as 177:36:14 format. How can i do it?. Please give me an example or a code.

Regards,

John

[Former Member]

data: b(9) type c.
data: b(7) type c.

a = '1773614'.

concatenate a(3) ':' a+3(2) ':' a+5(2) into b.

so b = 177:36:14

Reg,

Sachin

[Former Member]

Hi,

Use the following logic.

data : l_time(10) type c.

l_time = '1773614'.

write : l_time using edit mask '___:__:__' .

[Former Member]

hey,

if always first3 charz hours and then 2 mins and then 2 seconds

lv_hours = lv_num+0(3)

lv_mins = lv_num+4(2)

lv_sec = lv_num+5(2)

concatenate lv_hours lv_mins lv_sec into lv_num seperated by ':'.

reg

[Former Member]

Hi,

concatenate sy-uzeit sys field into new field .

So for this format you have to take variable of char type and 8 length .

data : v_time(8) .

CONCATENATE SY-UZEIT+0(2) ' : ' SY-UZEIT+2(2) ' : ' SY-UZEIT+4(2) INTO V_TIME .
WRITE : V_TIME .

Thanks

Shrila

[Former Member]

try like this..

DATA: time TYPE char9 VALUE '1773614' .
WRITE: time USING EDIT MASK '___:__:__'.

[Former Member]

Hi John,

Kindly go through this link below:

Hope it helps

Regards

Mansi

[Former Member]

Hi,

this can be achieved by below code:

data:

w_time(10) value '1772525'.

write / w_time using edit mask '___:__:__'.

regards,

sankar

[I355602]

Hi,

You can use FM CONVERT_TIME_INPUT.

Please close the question if answered.

Regards,

Tarun

[Peranandam]

Hi John,

Try this.

data: v_var type char3,

v_var1 type char2,

v_var2 type char2,

v_result type char9,

v_input type char 6.

v_input = '1773614'.

v_var = v_input(3).

v_var1 = v_input(3).

v_var2 = v_input(3).

CONCATENATE v_var v_var1 v_var2 into v_result seperated bt ':'.

Regards,

Peranandam

[Former Member]

Hi,

This is simple simply use the concatenate and the offset functionality:

data: num(7) type c value '1773614',
num1(3) type c,
num2(2) type c.


num1 = num+0(3).
num2 = num+3(2).
concatenate num1 ':' num2 ':' num into num.

write:/ num.

OR

use the FM CONVERT_TIME_INPUT

or

use the EDIT MASK in the write statement to display the output as per the requirement.

Press F1 on write statement for various alternatives in write statement.

Hope this might help you out.

Pooja

Edited by: Pooja Gupta on Mar 16, 2009 11:26 AM

[Former Member]

Hi,

You just try the below FM

TIME_CHAR_CONVERSION

Regards,

Anki Reddy