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ALV do_sum issue

Posted on Nov 30, 2007 at 05:13 PM 128 Views

Hi,

I have ALV report, and i m showing total at the top of PO, i have one column of percentage and has a data type P. In my field catalog i'm not passing do_sum for this column. But even i'm getting total at the top. My req is, for this column i don't want the total to be displayed at the top...

Pls help....

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    author's profile photo Naimesh Patel
    Naimesh Patel
    Posted on Nov 30, 2007 at 05:19 PM
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    May be you have the variant which has the SUM chckbox on for that field.

    Again check if you are really not passing the DO_SUM for that field. Put a breakpoint before the ALV call and check what is happenning. You might forgot to clear the workaread which contains the DO_SUM = 'X'.

    Regards,

    Naimesh Patel

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    • Former Member Naimesh Patel
      Nov 30, 2007 at 08:13 PM

      Thanks Patel and Rich, the problem was with field catalog percentage field.

      <i>You percentage field should be the type P.

      8' ' 'PER_COMP' ' ' 'QUAN' 'P' '000010' ' ' '% Complete' '% Complete' ' '.</i>

      I'm going to close this issue.

      Thanks again.

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