Field Count

[Former Member]

Hi,

I want to know the fields that are filled in the table.

For exanple I have an internal table which contains 10 fields with field name FIELD1,FIELD2,...ETC.

Suppose there are 100 records in the table.Now I want to know how many records have field1 value.Same for other records.

Do let me know.

Thanks in advance.

SP

[Former Member]

data lv_count     type i value 0.

loop at itab into wa.
  if not wa-field1 is initial.
    lv_count = lv_count + 1.
  endif.
endloop.

write: 'Number of records with a value in Field1: ', lv_count.

[krishnendu_laha]

Hi Sandeep,

I think this is a crude requirement. you have to follow this path:

data: loc_count1 type p, loc_count2 type p, loc_count3 type p.

loop at int_data.

if field1 ne space.

loc_count1 = loc_count1 + 1.

endif.

if field2 ne space.

loc_count2 = loc_count2 + 1.

endif.

if field3 ne space.

loc_count3 = loc_count3 + 1.

endif.

endloop.

Hope this will solve ur problem.

Regards

Krish

[former_member582701]

LOOP AT itab.

IF NOT itab-field IS INITIAL.

v_counter = v_counter + 1.

ENDIF.

ENDLOOP.

You need one counter for any field you want to check.

I think there is not any sentence in SAP for do it authomatically.

regards

[former_member189059]

data: lv_count type i value 0.

loop at itab where field1 <> ''.
 lv_count = lv_count + 1.
endloop.

write:/ lv_count , 'non blank values'.

[Former Member]

Hi Sandeep,

U can loop at the itab with condtion where field1 <> ' '.

Create a counter initialized with value 0, and within the loop incrase the count value by 1.

so therefore for every hit, it will increase the count value by 1..atlast u ll have the no.of records which have the value for field1.

Code follows,

data: count type i value 0.

loop at itab where field1 <> ' '.

count = count + 1.

endloop.

Write: Count.

hope this helps.

[Former Member]

hin sandeep, seeing some of the other solution i´d still advice you to check against initial state and not against space or ' ', since e.G. the initial value of a type p field is 0,00, which again is not equal to space, but still it´s not a filled value.