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How to avoid ' # ' if the output is in Web

Posted on Jan 08, 2007 at 11:43 AM 11 Views

Hi Friends,

Can you pls suggest anyone how to avoid <b>#</b> in the output in web.

Generally BW is taking <b># </b> if there is no data in source system for that field.

Suppose if the ouput is at Bex level I can use VBA code and fix this but

Iam displaying in web how can I avoid ' # ' in the output? Because my end user confusing why <b>#</b> eventhough there is no data

Your answers are highly appreciable and points will be awarded .

Thanks & Regards,

Govind

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  • author's profile photo Beat Stoller
    Beat Stoller
    Posted on Jan 08, 2007 at 10:59 PM
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    Hi,

    If there is not data for # it should not be displayed.

    Try to activate all zero suppressions, also for structures.

    And what we sometimes did is to create a text for the characteristic even though it was not really necessery because the key is good for end users; but this way you could assign any text to 0 or #.

    Regards,

    Beat

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  • author's profile photo Arun Varadarajan
    Arun Varadarajan
    Posted on Jan 09, 2007 at 05:26 AM
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    Govinda,

    It can be done at two levels - one globally affecting all queries in BeX and Web or only for that particular Query..

    For the global option - go to TCode RSCUSTV4 and change it to what you want to be displayed or

    use the table interface to change the contents of the cell..

    Arun

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