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To increment the value of a text symbol?

Posted on Oct 22, 2006 at 04:37 PM 21 Views

Hi SAP-Techies....

Need ur help in printng form.

(script-Rvorder01.)

To display Row1-item,matnr,price,qty,total.

Row2-Description,Bed,Ecs,Vat.

requirements:

1)To give/print index(serial no)to the records appearing in the main window.

I tried to define a text-symbol(&sapscript-counter_0&) and initialized it globally.placed it in text-element item_line ( as &sascript-counter_0(+)& )but... its not working.(its displaying same initailized value for all the records).

I hope I'm clear with my query.

Your valuable suggestions would be appriciated.

Regards...

Meraj.

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    Posted on Oct 22, 2006 at 07:31 PM
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    Hi Meraj,

    What i suggest is instead of trying stunts in form ...try doing the same on driver program side..

    what you can do is in main window declare a variable for line item at the begin of line say for eg

    <b> &item_no& , &itab-matnr& , &itab-price&...</b>

    Now in driver program kep incrementing the value of item_no in side the loop

    loop at itab.

    item_no = item_no + 1.

    <i>* call ur form elements here..</i>

    endloop.

    This will definitely solve ur prob...

    let me know if u have any problem in implementing this...

    Enjoy SAP.

    Pankaj Singh

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    Posted on Oct 23, 2006 at 09:38 AM
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    It works Check your spelling!

    santhosh

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