Can somebody tell me what is this icon called and how can I get it?

[former_member476737]

Here is the picture of this symbol.

Please advise if any of you have any clue about it.

Thanks

Adarsh

[Former Member]

Open Excel.

Select a cell and choose its formatting as text. Type 01. You would see the icon.

Select another cell and type '02 i.e. a number that starts with single quote. You would see the icon.

[former_member476737]

Manish

Thanks for replying.

But I need it in ABAP on my output screen. Screen shot above is from SAP.

Please advise.

Adarsh

[Former Member]

What is the code that led to this screenshot?

[former_member476737]

I was given screen shots to emulate them and create a new report. I do not have the code. Screen shot given is  from their legacy system and I do not have access to it.

Thanks

Adarsh

[Former Member]

You have given insufficient details. I can easily claim that the screenshot is taken directly from Excel. Ask them for access to legacy system. Who knows, that legacy system might be Excel Addin.

[claudia_bolch]

Hi,

in database table ICON you can see all the icons used in SAP. But I doubt, you will find it there. All icons in SAP have a visible length of at least 2.

As Manish Kumar already has said, it looks like a symbol in Excel. Perhaps the user did export the output data to Excel and isn't aware that this symbol is created by Excel and assumes that it is created by SAP.

Regards,

Claudia

[former_member476737]

Manish, Claudia

Thanks for replying to this post. Well, I have talked to our business analysts and they said they used the MSpaint to create this screen shot but it looked so real and I got confused.

Adarsh

[Former Member]

Actually, they took fullscreen screenshot from MS Excel, pasted in MSPaint only to crop the big image.. They didn't actually create the image in MSPaint. They hid the excel grid lines for realism effect.

[webwork]

Hello,

If 07,08 and 09 are the icon ID in SAP this correspond to @07@, @08@ and @09@.

Go to SE11, select database table and fill ICON as table name.

Select content and fill ID with values @07@, @08@ or @09@ and execute. You will get the corresponding Icons:

Regards,

NM.