ALV filter- In activate case Sensitive nature

Dear experts,
I have z report with standard ALV filter and when I try to filter text column and itu2019s did not work. I know this happens because of case sensitive nature of filter. Could u pls help me how to inactivate case sensitive nature of the ALV filter
Thank you & Best Regards
Sameera

Sameera,
You can use lowercase flag on fieldcat:
DATA: it_fieldcat     TYPE slis_t_fieldcat_alv,
FORM monta_layout_alv.
DATA: la_fieldcat LIKE LINE OF it_fieldcat.
CLEAR: la_fieldcat.
la_fieldcat-fieldname   = 'DESC_MOD'.
la_fieldcat-tabname     = 'IT_SAIDA'.
la_fieldcat-seltext_m   = 'Modalidade'(804).
la_fieldcat-lowercase   = 'X'.
APPEND la_fieldcat TO it_fieldcat.

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