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How to add customer specific text in MEDRUCK form?

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Hi ALL,

I am new to sap script area. I have done more analysis for my query.

Question: How can we add some text for particular customer? I have tried on calling subroutines and tried for includes via S010 entries.. but i am failed to add the text. So if you can give me valuable suggestion it is really much appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Partha Sarathi Reddy.

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Former Member
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Hi,

you can write your own text in so10,

as well as you can goto insert symbol - text symbol

or you can change any standard symbol by using option button down,

remove all the letters from any standard symbol and preceding text as your text or succeeding text as your text.

try that.

REgards,

pankaj singh

REward if it gets solved

Former Member
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if write text in so10 .than i don't think u have to use any perform statement in sapscript .

directly go too the window where u want to display this text.

and include this text for this You have to supply the TEXT NAME,TEXT OBJECT,TEXT ID and LANGUAGE and it will get the text on basis of these keys

ex---

INCLUDE &T166P-TXNAM& OBJECT &T166P-TDOBJECT& ID &T166P-TDID& LANGUAGE &EKKO-SPRAS& PARAGRAPH 'IT'

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Hi Kishan,

Thanks for Reply. Actually the requirement is the specific customer(vbpa-kunnr) wants to add one small note like " This is computer gernerated copy, no singnature required" bottom of the footer or just before footer.

1) I have created that note in S010 entries and called via include directly in window itself. It is not working.

2) Tried with PERFORM statement and written piece of code in main programme and called via form. It is also not working.

Where we can validate that particular customer like in forms? or in progarmme? ( please consider me as a new developer in scripts).

Please give me more details regarding my issude , so that i can go ahead with your suggestions.

Thanks in advance.

Partha.