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Currency difference

former_member844813
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Dear All,

i have a program that collect DMBTR, but after i execute it the currency between my program and from the original table is different. for example from a table the value is 192.656.000, but in my program its 1.965.250,00 where it should be the same as from the table.

can anyone help me with that ?

Regards,

Dema

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FredericGirod
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Did you check about currency decimal inside and outside SAP ?

try to do a WRITE your_amount CURRENCY the_currency.

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it should be like this, with IDR currency. now what should i do to make it all in IDR ?

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SAP store the currency with 2 decimals whatever you have (table TCURC)
You have to make a link between the amount and the currency. When you use ALV Grid, SAP will do the job for you, when you have to create a file, you could use the WRITE ... CURRENCY ... TO

Don't try to convert the internal format

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The number of currency decimals is defined in table TCURX, not TCURC.

raymond_giuseppi
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Read first online help on currency amount field (CURR) and link to currency code field (CUKY) for a correct handling of amounts - Currency Fields and Quantity Fields > DDIC - Currency Fields

Sandra_Rossi
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The handling of currency amounts always look strange to ABAPers. Please check how it works in the link provided by Raymond.

In the real life, IDR currency (Indonesian Rupiah) has no digits after the decimal point, but in SAP the amounts are technically defined with decimals, but these decimals are ignored when the amounts are output, i.e. in the debugger you see the technical value of dmbtr with decimals, but if you use WRITE dmbtr CURRENCY 'IDR' you will see the amount without decimals (see Frederic answer).

former_member844813
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Thanks for the help people, the problem is now solved

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Pls close the thread, either by accepting the correct answer or providing the correct input from your side.