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"Bitmap file: No color table available (True Color, Bitcount 32)"

fisher_li
Participant

When I tried to import a bitmap file into SAP R3 by using T code SE78 -> Graphics->BMAP, I got an error message "Bitmap file: No color table available (True Color, Bitcount 32)".

How can I fix this?

Thanks in advance!

Fisher Li

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Former Member

Hi,

You may do these options:

1. Lower the resolution of the image

2. Lower the file size of the image

Regards,

Reymar

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Former Member

Hi,

You may do these options:

1. Lower the resolution of the image

2. Lower the file size of the image

Regards,

Reymar

fisher_li
Participant
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Reymar,

After we made the bipmap file as a 711 X 336 @ 300dpi bitmap file, it was loaded into SAP successfully.

Thank you very much for the directions!

Fisher Li

Former Member

I followed the answer here and it did not work for me

I used freware called GIMP to save the image as 24 bit (after choosing the file name at save, you get to set this in the advanced options). This worked.

I tried rescaling the image to be smaller and this made no impact on my ability to load the image.

vg_sap
Explorer

Saving the image as a 24 bit worked for me. use the following link to do it online.
https://online-converting.com/image/convert2bmp/

Thank you so much.

This really helps.

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Thanks for help!

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Thank you for the answer, it worked fine !

Savvy19
Newcomer
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Hello there,
I used the following steps:
1) edit the .bmp image using paint
2) save as bmp picture in paint specifying as 16bit instead of 24bit

Only drawback is it reduces the color quality greatly, but it is successfully uploaded in sap se78

With regards,
Sourav Gupta