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AT NEW f, AT END OF f in an inernal table Loop ?

Posted on Aug 03, 2006 at 05:28 PM 14 Views

I am trying to subtotal an amount in an internal table by KUNAG. I then want to write this out to the output file. (see code below)

When I run this in debug the AT NEW and the AT END OF of are executed for every loop pass even though the KUNAG value appears to be the same .

Any ideas?

J

LOOP AT it_report2.

AT new kunag.

l_netwr = 0.

ENDAT.

l_netwr = l_netwr + it_report2-netwr.

l_line = it_report2.

TRANSFER l_line TO p_ufile.

AT END OF kunag.

it_report4-netwr = l_netwr.

l_line = it_report4.

TRANSFER l_line TO p_ufile.

ENDAT.

ENDLOOP.

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    Posted on Aug 03, 2006 at 05:34 PM
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    hi,

    did u sort the table???if yes...

    did u sort it with kunag??

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    Posted on Aug 03, 2006 at 05:31 PM
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    Makes sure that the table is sorting by the KUNAG. You can clear l_netwr at the end of the KUNAG, no need to do it at NEW.

    
<b>sort it_report2 ascending by kunag.</b>

LOOP AT it_report2.


l_netwr = l_netwr + it_report2-netwr.
l_line = it_report2.
TRANSFER l_line TO p_ufile.

AT END OF kunag.
it_report4-netwr = l_netwr.
l_line = it_report4.
TRANSFER l_line TO p_ufile.
l_netwr = 0.
ENDAT.

ENDLOOP.

    Regards

    Rich Heilman

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    Posted on Aug 03, 2006 at 05:39 PM
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    What Exactly is ur table structure. can u tell me this?

    And one more thing are u using any where condition in Loop statement?

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