Draw Circles

Hi Guys,
I need to display one field within circle(means i need to display one filed that field always has the value 'Y' or 'N')in sapscript and in report output also means both normal and alv reports.How can i do this? Is it possible in sap to draw circles? Is there any function module to achieve this? please help me.

Hi Sai,
For SAP Scripts you can try :
SE71--> form name > change> window--> text element > Insert(Mnubar)> charcters--> SAP sybbols --> search for SYM_CIRCLE.
Hope this may help you.
Lanka

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copy and paste themI think the code simply "does not work" as expected ;)

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