FM to convert the date in to the format in SU01

hi,
will u pls suggest the FM to convert the date in the format presented in SU01->Defaults.
with respect to user the diffrent format may stored in the su01.
kindly suggest.
thanks.

data: dat TYPE date,
       org TYPE date.
This function module converts data from the sy-datum format to ddmmyyyy.
CALL FUNCTION 'CONVERSION_EXIT_PDATE_OUTPUT'
EXPORTING
    input         = sy-datum
IMPORTING
   OUTPUT        = dat.
write: sy-datum.
write: dat.
This function module converts data to sy-datum format.
CALL FUNCTION 'CONVERSION_EXIT_PDATE_INPUT'
EXPORTING
    input         = dat
IMPORTING
   OUTPUT        = org
write: org.
You can change the user settings for date using the transaction SU01.

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