A question about Numerical Output format

Hello Expert,
I have the following testing report:
ZYWU_TEST06
data: lv_total type DMBTR.
lv_total = 10990000001.
write: / 'total:', lv_total.
The output is as following:
total: 10990000,001.00
DMBTR is CURRENCY data type with length 13 and decimal 2. My exepection to output is 10,990,000,001.00, rather than 10990000,001.00
Can any expert tell me how to show the result as my expection? (Not mention the way to convert the numerical to Character)
Thanks & Best Regards, Yongbo.

Hi,
Use:
write: / 'total:', lv_total using edit mask '___,___,___,__.__'.
Best regards,
Leandro Mengue

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