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Split the cost center <removed_by_moderator>

Former Member
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Hi Guy's,

Please help me in report heading i want to print Costcenter 124-130.

the selection option picking the value 00000001240000000130.

But i want to print on report heading costcenter 0000000124-0000000130. how to do this senario.

Thanks and Regards,

Sai.

Edited by: Julius Bussche on Jul 11, 2008 12:44 PM

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naveen_inuganti2
Active Contributor
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Hi....

Say ..... 00000001240000000130 value you r having in F1

Try this code...

> concatenete F10(10) '-' F110(10) into F2.

Here declare F2 with one extra character and modify your internal table later..

Thanks,

Naveen.I

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Former Member
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Hi,

Use like this,

Suppose v_costcntr = 00000001240000000130.

Concatenate v_costcntr1(10) '-' v_costcntr11(10) Into

some variable.

Regards,

Azad.

Former Member
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Hello

write: center(10), '-', center+10(10).

Former Member
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U can take offset ..

write 😕 v_costcenter0(10) ,'-', v_costcenter10(10).

If its a select option .. then print the low and high values ..

write 😕 s_cost-low ,'-', s_cost-high.

naveen_inuganti2
Active Contributor
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Hi....

Say ..... 00000001240000000130 value you r having in F1

Try this code...

> concatenete F10(10) '-' F110(10) into F2.

Here declare F2 with one extra character and modify your internal table later..

Thanks,

Naveen.I

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Hi Guy's,

Thank you very much your replays.

Thanks and Regards,

Sai.