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Many times we need to format the date in smartforms or scrips as per the login user details. some do it some face some problems.

so, here is a simple function module I implemented and i want to share. The main point is all user settings like this are stored in SAP

DB table USR01; field datfm which contains a 1 char value which signifies the following:

     *1  DD.MM.YYYY
     *2  MM/DD/YYYY
     *3  MM-DD-YYYY
     *4  YYYY.MM.DD
     *5  YYYY/MM/DD
     *6  YYYY-MM-DD
     *7  GYY.MM.DD     Japanese Date
     *8  GYY/MM/DD     Japanese Date
     *9  GYY-MM-DD     Japanese Date
     *A  YYYY/MM/DD   Islamic Date 1
     *B  YYYY/MM/DD   Islamic Date 2
     *C  YYYY/MM/DD   Iranian Date

Here is what i did:

1. The user may enter date in various formats as allowed so get it in internal format YYYYMMDD by passing the date

    to be manipulated to FM CONVERT_DATE_TO_INTERNAL

    get the export parameter let's call it date_internal_fmt.

2. Call the z-Function module pass it the username and the date in a variable of type sydatum (value from date_internal_fmt).

3. Receive the export parameter in a field of character type length 10 with full formatting.

Source code:

   FUNCTION z_man_n_date_in_user_profile.
*"----------------------------------------------------------------------
*"*"Local Interface:
*"  IMPORTING
*"     REFERENCE(IM_USERNAME) TYPE  SY-UNAME
*"     REFERENCE(IM_DAT) TYPE  DATS
*"  EXPORTING
*"     REFERENCE(EX_DATE) TYPE  CHAR10
*"  EXCEPTIONS
*"      ERROR_IN_READING_USR01
*"----------------------------------------------------------------------
*1  DD.MM.YYYY
*2  MM/DD/YYYY
*3  MM-DD-YYYY
*4  YYYY.MM.DD
*5  YYYY/MM/DD
*6  YYYY-MM-DD
*7  GYY.MM.DD    Japanese Date
*8  GYY/MM/DD    Japanese Date
*9  GYY-MM-DD    Japanese Date
*A  YYYY/MM/DD   Islamic Date 1
*B  YYYY/MM/DD   Islamic Date 2
*C  YYYY/MM/DD   Iranian Date

  DATA: l_datfm  TYPE xudatfm,
        l_yearl  TYPE LENGTH 4,
        l_years  TYPE LENGTH 2,
        l_month  TYPE LENGTH 2,
        l_dat    TYPE LENGTH 2,
        im_date  TYPE LENGTH 8.

  im_date = im_dat.

* FIRST GET THE MONTH DATE AND YEAR COMPONENTS FROM THE DAT
  MOVE im_date+0(4) TO l_yearl.
  MOVE l_yearl+2(2) TO l_years.
  MOVE im_date+4(2) TO l_month.
  MOVE im_date+6(2) TO l_dat.

* read user profile from table USR01
  SELECT SINGLE datfm FROM usr01 INTO l_datfm WHERE bname = im_username.
  IF sy-subrc = 0.
    CASE l_datfm.
      WHEN '1'.
        CONCATENATE  l_dat l_month l_yearl INTO ex_date SEPARATED BY '.'.
      WHEN '2'.
        CONCATENATE l_month l_dat l_yearl INTO ex_date SEPARATED BY '/'.
      WHEN '3'.
        CONCATENATE l_month l_dat l_yearl INTO ex_date SEPARATED BY '-'.
      WHEN '4'.
        CONCATENATE l_yearl l_month l_dat INTO ex_date SEPARATED BY '.'.
      WHEN '5' OR 'A' OR 'B' OR 'C'.
        CONCATENATE l_yearl l_month l_dat INTO ex_date SEPARATED BY '/'.
      WHEN '6'.
        CONCATENATE l_yearl l_month l_dat INTO ex_date SEPARATED BY '-'.
      WHEN OTHERS.
        RAISE error_in_reading_usr01.
    ENDCASE.
  ENDIF.



ENDFUNCTION.

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