Complicated Scenario. Challenging Task

[Jay_Kamdar]

Dear All,

I have to create a logic on the following scenario

There are 5-dropdown menus in one view:

Account: it has 7 selection options in the drop down list.

Project: it has 2 selection options in the list.

Area: 2

Subarea: 2

Proficiency: 6

There are many Permutations and combinations related to it.

So please help me to develop a logic  to develop it.

Email-id: jay.kamdar1788@gmail.com

Looking Forward to your help...

Thanks & Regards,

Jay Kamdar.

Mistakenly clicked on Assumed Answered ; But that is not the case;

Please answer . need your replies ASAP.

Message was edited by: Jay Kamdar

[former_member184578 · Accepted solution]

Hi,

No Combinations required. You can build a range table and use IN in select query.

The same i hd replied in this thread: http://scn.sap.com/message/13529909 

Revert back if you need some more clarifications.

Hope this helps u.,

Regards,

Kiran

[Jay_Kamdar · Accepted solution]

Thank you very much

[Former Member]

Hi Jay,

Can you explain your problem in detail? I understood: there are 5 dropdown lists . one for Account (having 7 options to choose from ), one for Project (having 2 options to choose from )  and so on..

If it is so, then what the exact requirement ?

[Jay_Kamdar]

many users will choose from many options so if some user chooses specific options
and after choosing a specific set of options an ALV will be displayed listing all the chosen options.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR REPLY.

[Former Member]

Hi,

You mean to say that these 5 Dropdowns are part of your input. And a user selects different options from these dropdowns and clicks on Some kind of Execute/Search/Get Data button to see data into an ALV.

if it is so, then the logic to fetch the data will take these as an input.

In case of a Select statement, you can provide these inputs in where condition.

[amy_king]

Hi Jay,

Some tutorials in Web Dynpro ABAP might help you. SAP guru Thomas Jung has written an excellent series of articles on getting started with WDA.

• Introduction to Web Dynpro ABAP: Part 1
• Introduction to Web Dynpro ABAP: Part 2
• Introduction to Web Dynpro ABAP: Part 3
• Introduction to Web Dynpro ABAP: Part 4
• Introduction to Web Dynpro ABAP: Part 5
• There are more if you're interested

Cheers,

Amy

[Jay_Kamdar]

Thank you very much Amy.