How to print background grey color in script output of header part

Hi Experts,
I had developed SAP SCRIPT, in that there are no. of line items based on line items the color should get change i.e suppose first line items rows should print grey while second items rows should not, third line items rows again should print grey and fourth should not...as on... with header cells will come background colour grey.Anyone can help me for this requirement.
How we can color the rows in sap script.
Thanks.

Hi,
From what I understand of SAPScript, it's next to impossible to dynamically draw lines in the MAIN window. I guess this also applies to grey backgrounds since you'd need to define the exact position of a box.
Better use Smartforms or Adobe forms.
If you find out how to achieve this, I'm interested to know how you do this :-)
Good luck!
Best regards,
Zhou

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