days_between_two_days

Hello Ravi,

You can FIMA_DAYS_BETWEEN_TWO_DATES_2 and use the parameters

I_DATUM_VON --> start date

I_DATUM_BIS --> end date

I_STGMETH --> 2 (this parameter is to determin the number of days in a year. I advise to use <b>2</b>)

Good luck,

Ronald.

Hi,

Try this code

REPORT ZDATEDIFF.

DATA: EDAYS LIKE VTBBEWE-ATAGE,

EMONTHS LIKE VTBBEWE-ATAGE,

EYEARS LIKE VTBBEWE-ATAGE.

PARAMETERS: FROMDATE LIKE VTBBEWE-DBERVON,

TODATE LIKE VTBBEWE-DBERBIS DEFAULT SY-DATUM.

call function 'FIMA_DAYS_AND_MONTHS_AND_YEARS'

exporting

i_date_from = FROMDATE

i_date_to = TODATE

• I_FLG_SEPARATE = ' '

IMPORTING

E_DAYS = EDAYS

E_MONTHS = EMONTHS

E_YEARS = EYEARS.

WRITE:/ 'Difference in Days ', EDAYS.

WRITE:/ 'Difference in Months ', EMONTHS.

WRITE:/ 'Difference in Years ', EYEARS.

INITIALIZATION.

FROMDATE = SY-DATUM - 60.

For ur Question 2:

Check the link,

http://www.sapdevelopment.co.uk/tips/date/date_months.htm>

Hope it helps u.

Thanks&Regards,

Ruthra.R

Hi Ravi,

If your requirement is to get just days between two days irrespective of factory calendar then you can do the following,

DATA: lv_date1 LIKE sy-datum '20050925',

lv_date2 LIKE sy-datum '20050930',

lv_days TYPE i.

lv_days = lv_date2 - lv_date1.

WRITE: lv_days.

Also, in order to get a new date by adding or subtracting days,

DATA: lv_date LIKE sy-datum,

lv_days TYPE i.

lv_days = 5.

lv_date = sy-datum + lv_days. "Add

lv_date = sy-datum - lv_days. "Subtract

Sri

Hi,

Use MONTH_PLUS_DETERMINE for your second question.

Please reward points if this explanation is useful.

Regards,

Siva

Hi,

Try this out

CALL FUNCTION <b>'DATE_IN_FUTURE'</b>
  EXPORTING
    anzahl_tage                   = 
    import_datum                  =
* IMPORTING
*   EXPORT_DATUM_EXT_FORMAT       =
*   EXPORT_DATUM_INT_FORMAT       =

.

In <b>anzahl_tage </b> parameter u can give 30 if u want 30 days later and if u want -30 days then u can specify the same sot hat u will be getting both the future and past days.

<b>Days b/w two dates</b>

DATA: DATE_1 LIKE SY-DATUM,  
             DATE_2 LIKE SY-DATUM. 
             DATA DAYS TYPE I. 

DATE_1 = SY-DATUM. 
DATE_2 = SY-DATUM + 65. 
DAYS = DATE_2 - DATE_1. 
WRITE:/ 'DATE_2=',DATE_2,'DATE_1=',DATE_1,'DAYS=',DAYS.

Run this code and then you will understand.

Also

REPORT ZDATEDIFF.

DATA: EDAYS   LIKE VTBBEWE-ATAGE,
      EMONTHS LIKE VTBBEWE-ATAGE,
      EYEARS  LIKE VTBBEWE-ATAGE.

PARAMETERS: FROMDATE LIKE VTBBEWE-DBERVON,
            TODATE   LIKE VTBBEWE-DBERBIS DEFAULT SY-DATUM.

call function 'FIMA_DAYS_AND_MONTHS_AND_YEARS'
  exporting
    i_date_from          = FROMDATE
    i_date_to            = TODATE
*   I_FLG_SEPARATE       = ' '
  IMPORTING
    E_DAYS               = EDAYS
    E_MONTHS             = EMONTHS
    E_YEARS              = EYEARS.

WRITE:/ 'Difference in Days   ', EDAYS.
WRITE:/ 'Difference in Months ', EMONTHS.
WRITE:/ 'Difference in Years  ', EYEARS.

INITIALIZATION.
FROMDATE = SY-DATUM - 60

Hope this helps.

Kindly reward points for the answer which helped u.

Hi Ravi

1) If you want to know the days between two date:

CALL FUNCTION 'DAYS_BETWEEN_TWO_DATES'

EXPORTING

i_datum_bis = date_in

i_datum_von = date_out

i_kz_excl_von = '0'

i_kz_incl_bis = '0'

i_kz_ult_bis = ' '

i_kz_ult_von = ' '

i_stgmeth = '2'

i_szbmeth = '0'

IMPORTING

e_tage = days

EXCEPTIONS

days_method_not_defined = 1

OTHERS = 2.

IF sy-subrc <> 0.

MESSAGE ID sy-msgid TYPE sy-msgty NUMBER sy-msgno

WITH sy-msgv1 sy-msgv2 sy-msgv3 sy-msgv4.

ENDIF.

Infact:

i_szbmeth = 1 =>

GERMAN CALCULATION OF INTEREST METHOD

i_szbmeth = 2 => GREGORIAN CALENDAR

i_szbmeth = 3 =>GREGORIAN CALENDAR WITHOUT INTERCALARY DAYS

2) You don't need to use a particolar fm to get a day by adding or substracting a nuber of days. Infact the date is stored using an absolute format: YYYYMMDD.

So you can only use a data type of days number:

DATA: DAYS TYPE I

DATA: DATE_IN TYPE SY-DATUM,

DATE_OUT TYPE SY-DATUM.

DATE_OUT = DATE_IN +/- DAYS.

Max

Message was edited by: max bianchi

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