How to find number of columns used in a ALV variant

I need to know how many column is active ( will be shown in the ALV report ) related to a specific ALV Variant.
Example :
The structure of my internal table has 147 columns.
The user in a specific ALV variant has chosen 25 columns of those 147 colums, so I need to know that this ALV variant will show 25 columns.
Thanks!   Jo  

Hi Max,
Thanks for hints.
Finnally I did the verification at the beginning of my process.
Because I need the information before getting the data, so I called the METHOD with a "dummy" table,
and I received the info of what I need, the number of column related to a specific ALV Variant.
I used :
  ls_variant-report    = sy-repid.
  ls_variant-variant   = p_alvvar.   "<<<  Select-option field for AVL Variant
  ls_variant-log_group = 'L01'.
    CALL METHOD lo_grid1->set_table_for_first_display
      EXPORTING
        i_structure_name     = 'MY_STRUCTURE'
        is_variant          = ls_variant
        is_layout           = ls_layout
        i_save               = 'A'
        i_default            = 'X'
        I_BYPASSING_BUFFER   = 'X'
      CHANGING
        it_fieldcatalog     = LT_FIELDCATALOG
        it_outtab            = lt_dummy[].      
    CALL METHOD lo_grid1->GET_FRONTEND_FIELDCATALOG
      IMPORTING
        ET_FIELDCATALOG =  LT_FIELDCATALOG.
  loop at LT_FIELDCATALOG into ls_FIELDCATALOG where no_out = space.
          add 1 to LV_NB_COLUMNS.
  endloop.
Jo  

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