on 05-29-2008 7:30 AM
Hi experts,
what is the difference betwenn
vbak-meins
and vbak-meins(C) in sapscripts
thanks
Hi
This is a formatting option.
(C) means condence
It makes multiple spaces int single space
eg. 'abc----
def' to 'abc-def' - is a space
points if useful
Cheers
Vamshi
Edited by: vamshi dhar on May 29, 2008 11:40 AM
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hi,
it is used to condense the output field
&symbol(C)& Compress Spaces
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Hi Karthick
when u display
-> vbak-meins
The output will include blank spaces
for eg: if the value is 9000, but the field can have a value of 16digits, so, it will take the include the blank spaces while displaying it in output.
->vbak-meins(C)
In dis, it will compress 12 blank spaces to one.
Output if the value is 9000 then
vbak-veins will display "____________9000"
vbak-meins(C) will display "_9000"
consider "_" as blank spaces.
Basically it is used in formatting..
->Hope this info will help you.
->Regards with Points if you find this info helpful.
Karan
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Hi ,
vbak-meins pritnts what ever the data in vbak-meins where as
VBAK-MEINS in sapscripts compresses leading spaces if there any spaces in
for suppose
the value in VBAK-MEINS is ' BB' if you use &VBAK-MEINS& directly it prints as it is if you want to compress leading space you have to use &VBAK-MEINS(c)&
Thanks,
NN.
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Hi,
meins(c) condence the spaces before the value display,where as meins not like that.
Like:
&symbol(Z)& Omit Leading Zeros
&symbol(S)& Omit Leading Sign
&symbol(<)& Display Leading Sign to the Left
&symbol(>)& Display Leading Sign to the Right
&symbol(C)& Compress Spaces
&symbol(.N)& Display upto N decimal places
&symbol(T)& Omit thousands separator
&symbol(R)& Right justified
&symbol(I)& Suppress output of the initial value
Regards,
Shiva Kumar
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