SAP Script : Supresss Leading Zeros ...

Dear All,
In Bank Cheque SAP Script, I have to print Cheque Number, It is 13 charesters as SAP Standard, But we have only 8chars, So I have to Print only 8 chars ..remving leading zeros. Please advice me in doing that.
Thank you.
Regards
Venkat

Hi Venkat,
Try this..
/: &SYMBOL(Z)& --->Suppress leading zeros
Or
/: &SYMBOL(8.2)& --->Decimal format. Length 8 decimals 2
So you can use..
/: &SYMBOL(8.0)& Decimal format. Length 8 decimals 0
Message was edited by: Phani Kiran Nudurupati

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