Leading zeros in Numc field

Hi all,
help me in the issue . I am passing value to a numc(3) field . lets take the value as '073' but it is showing as 073 in the output . How to acheive leading zero for the same in the output for a standard field.
Thanks in advance

data : num(3) TYPE C VALUE '073',
val(3) type N.
CALL FUNCTION 'CONVERSION_EXIT_ALPHA_INPUT'
EXPORTING
input = num
IMPORTING
OUTPUT = val .
write : val
No Eric FM CONVERSION_EXIT_ALPHA_INPUT also work. Try the above code.
/Edit: Ohh.. Go as per my earlier post.
Edited by: Mishra.Manas on May 5, 2010 1:39 PM

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Karthick raz wrote:
> HI Experts,
>
> I have an Internal table with 3 fileds
>
> and the second filed is of lengh 10,
>
> In this filed i get the data which is of 4 character
>
> I want the leading 6 0's to be added for that 2 field
>
> For Eg
> HI 1234      HELLO
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>
>
> I need the Output as
>
> HI 0000001234 HELLO
> HI 0000001222 HELLO
>
> Thanks
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