on 10-03-2008 6:28 AM
Hi
am working on APP Cheque Printing and Payment Advice Printing
In my payment Advive Script ZF110_IN_AVIS , in LAST Page SUMMARY window
®UD-SUMME& variable Displaying the Net Total INR value..But in my case it is displaying wrong decimal Value.
for example if the Actual Total Net Value is *******11,320.00 ,
but it displaying the value in ****************113.20
How to solve this Problem ??
Plz help me out ..
Thanks in Advance
JACK
Hi,
REGUD-SUMME is type CHAR24.
Please check how you are populating the value into this character field.
Regards,
Raju.
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No ,
sorry to inform u that, none of ur suggestion helped me out to solve the problem..
i hav a solution for this but need ur help to solve it..
The variable ®UD-SUMME& contains Value ****************113.20
so in the above variable if i will hold only Numeric value and multiply it with 100 then my problem will be resolved... But how i will hold only numeric value (113.20)from the value ****************113.20 ??
Please help me out
Hi jack,
Check the character format of this field ®UD-SUMME&
Regards,
Sravanthi
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Hi..
This depends on ur SU3 settings...Go to SU3>DefaultsDecimal Notation.
There set the correct notation..save and relogin...The amount will come in proper format if
the type of the variable that u have used to display amount, is of currency type.
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Hi Jack,
u declare a currency variable globally..say
wf_amount of type konv-kwert.
then assign the value that u are usinmg to it as...
wf_amount = wf_variable.
here wf_variable is the variable thru which u are currently displaying the amount.
when u use wf_amount for displaying the amount the format will be as per the user profile
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