Leading zeros not reading in Barcode
I am trying to get a number field to read in a barcode. The field has leading zeros hard coded into the field to make it a uniform amount of digits. These zeros are not typed. The barcode will only read the information that is typed and will not read the zeros. Is there a way to change that.
If you are getting the values form an unformatted text field, then use the "valueAsStrting" property or you could pad the value to include leading zeros.
You can pad a value with leading zeros either by concatenating a string of zeros for the length to the value and them taking the right most number of digits or use 'util.printf()' method to format a fixed length string with leading zeros.
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Hi All,
I have a characterstic info object that is set up as CHAR-3 which is an attribute of another info object.
The source of this characterstic is a R/3 field. In R/3 that field is showing value as 004 but in Bex it shows only 4.
When I check the data in the info provider, it looks fine just like R/3 ie 004. The problem is just in Bex.
How can I dispaly the two leading zeros before the 4 in Bex?
Thanks in advance.Hi,
You should be careful in doing this. Try to convince your user to use the present one itself.
As if you want to perform this action then I think you need to remove ALPHA conversion manually in the next level systems before importing the object from D to Q and then P. As I think the Transport will not overwrite by removing the ALPHA directly in the target systems.
When you import the transport in the target system then it will fail stating that the ALPHA is removed. So here you have two options either manually activating the object or by using the program to activate the object?
So I ask you to be careful in this case, as for many of the clients in Q and P systems the objects can not be edited!!
So check the same before proceeding further.
Thanks
Murali -
ALV ( leading zeroes not displaying)
I have a ALV field (type NUMC ) and i want to display the leading number of zeroes
ex 000,0001,01 has to be displayed It is corrently displayed as blank,1 and 1.
I have tried setting LZERO to X and NOZERO to X.
It does not work.
IS there some way in a ALV by which the leeding zeroes can be displayed ?
Regards,
Ajay KulkarniHi,
The problem is with the data type
try using Integer data type 'I'
or else you have to pad your variable with leading 0's
For eg.
data: var type n LENGTH 10.
var = '123'.
shift var RIGHT DELETING TRAILING space.
OVERLAY var with '0000000000'.
Hope this will resolve your problem
Regards,
Punit -
Leading Zeros won't display on a PDF form
Hey, I am using Acrobat 7.0 professional on my Windows XP system. I have a PDF that was sent to me by someone known. This PDF is already fielded (meaning, I can type in my name and other relevant info in the form). However; I am trying to populate info on this PDF using an online data collection tool. Therefore, I deleted all the original fielding from the PDF and fielded it again using the naming conventions that match with the online data collection tool variables. After doing so, all other information is populating very well on the PDF but the values with leading zeros are not populating on the PDF. When I double click that field to check the properties and go to the "Options" tab, I see the value with leading zero that is being extracted from the online data collection tool; however it is not displaying it on the form. Moreover, if I try to modify any of the properties of that field; the value with leading zeros suddenly appears on the PDF Form.
Could anyone please assist me to identify as to what is causing the values with leading zeros not to populate on the PDF form...
Any help would be much appreciated...
Thanks!Well, that was my guess. It may be that it is there, but you can't see it. There have been some issues of the information in a field not always displaying correctly. I have not experienced it, but remember such happens. You might want to search the forum. Bill
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How to remove pound symbol # and preserve leading zeros in BEx Query
Hi,
I have two questions regarding the display in BEx Query.
1. How can I remove the pound symbol # for blanks in BEx Query?
2. How can I preserve leading zeros? At the moment, value "001" will be displayed as "1". But I need the leading zeros.
Thanks.
JoonHi ,
You can apply these settings in Bex query designer.
If you need to remove pound symbol jsut make a new formula and use NODIM function you will find this function under data functions.
So NODIM(Your price keyfigure) this will remove the Pound symbol.
For # just find out against which characterstic you are getting # then go to default values panel there you will find all your characterstic which you are using in report---Rt click -Restrict-single valuesdirect input-#-Move to selection(That forward arrow)--select that # and choose exclude from selection (That red square icon).
And yes for leading zeros check out this thread
Leading zeros not displaying
Hope it helps you.
Regards,
AL
Edited by: AL1112 on Jun 9, 2011 1:43 PM
Edited by: AL1112 on Jun 9, 2011 1:47 PM -
Convert hex to Decimal and keep leading zeros..
Hi,
I hope you can help?
How to convert hex to Decimal and keep leading zeros
I read 002C, hex, and I want to convert it to 0044 decimal.
sscanf (MyNum, "%4x", &DecNum); will only give me 44.
It have been working up till I started to get leading zeros.
We will always have a 4 digit hex input in a range
We must have the leading 00 in this case.
How is this best done?
Thanks for the help
Simon
Solved!
Go to Solution.Hi,
I don't really understand your problem. Is this stuff what you need ?
int main (int argc, char *argv[])
const char MyNum[] = "002C";
int DecNum;
sscanf (MyNum, "%4x", &DecNum);
printf ("%04d", DecNum);
getchar ();
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Visual Studio Projects Not Showing FileVesion Leading Zeroes in File Properties
I created a simple Visual Studio 2013 windows form application setting the AssemblyInfo.cs file as show below.
// You can specify all the values or you can default the Build and Revision Numbers
// by using the '*' as shown below:
// [assembly: AssemblyVersion("1.0.*")]
[assembly: AssemblyVersion("1.0.0.0227")]
[assembly: AssemblyFileVersion("1.0.0.0227")]
[assembly: AssemblyInformationalVersion("0.0.0.0227")]
I built the application and went to the Windows File Explorer and brought up the file properties. What I see is that the product version showing the leading zeros, but the file version field does not show the leading zeros.
It appears to be a bug either with Visual Studio or with Windows. Which one is it and is there a fix?Hi Sarah,
We can't see the screenshot. Do you mean you use Windows Explorer to browse to the AssemblyInfo.cs file and check the property?
If you change the product version or the file version from the AssemblyInfo.cs file, you need to firstly rebuild the assembly, then if you go to the debug/release folder, check the property of the assembly file, the Details tab will show you the corresponding
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Leading zeros still deleted after applying note 1113276
Hello
We are experimenting some issues with the automatic replenishment and we do not know if we are filling in the necessary fields
in the material master. our goal is to forecast consumption based on the historical values, the chosen model is the moving average model.
the data we have entered:
RP type -> VM
Lot size -> EX
Service Level -> 95
forecast model -> G
period indicator -> W
consumption level promotions -> white
stock planner -> 001
planned delivery time -> 14
historical periods -> 5
forecast periods -> 1
periods per season -> 52
With these data, if we run the forecast with MP30 or MP38, the system only takes into account the dates from the first sale.
the first historical periods with no sale before the first sale are not taken into account.
example:
week 1: 0 sales
week 2: 0 sales
week 3: 0 sales
week 4: 10 sales
week 5: 0 sales
we want forecast=10/5=2 sales units per week, but we get 10/2=5 units per week.
we have already implemented note 1113276 that should correct this error on leading zeros, but the error still persists.
the snote transaction indicates that the note 1113277 is not implementable.
How can we fix this with the notes already implemented, and yet the system continues to eliminate the zeros?
thank you very much
regardsHello and thanks.
To clear things up, we tried to install note 1113276 with SNOTE but SAP didn't proceed because first we had to create the enhancement spot MATERIAL_FORECAST. We then created MATERIAL_FORECAST with SE18 and the result is as follows:
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Did we fill in right the 'X' from note 1113277?
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Leading Zeros of Consumption in historical time series are not considered
We are using VM MRP Type and weighted average model to calculate forecast value using historical consumption values. I have 36 historical periods(months) but have consumption incurred only in last period i-e "1". I have choosen a weighted group 01 (20% for 1-12 month, 30% for 13-24 month, 50% for 25-36 month). Using these setting it should calculate the basic value as 1*0.5/12 = .042 but it gives "1" as basic value not considering leading zero consumption value in historical time series. If i put a value in first period it calculates correctly and considers the leading zero.
We have implemented note 1113276, 1145764 & 1113277 and have chosen CV_OPTION="X" in the interface as per theses notes instructions but still while executing the forecast it is not considering the leading zeros.
We are using ECC 6.0 MM with 602 support pack.
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L_s_range-low not taking leading zeros
Getting a value of '01111' from a source.
Want to add the leading zeros of '00001' to '01111' to become '0000101111' and assign that to l_s_range-low.
Tried CONVERSION_ALPHA EXIT_INPUT but there are too many zeros added.
Tried translate, shift , and type N, but not get the leading zeros to populated onto the selection criteria screen for the field.
Trying to use the source value to convert it to a profit center with leading zeros.
Regular ABAP seems to add the leading zeros when WRITE, but l_s_range-low is not taking the leading zeros and displaying it on the selection criteria screen.
How to populate leading zeros values for l_s_range-low?VAL001 = '00001'
VAL999 = '99999'
LOOP AT itab1.
VALUE1 = itab1-field. -
> field has '01234' always start with a zero.
CONCATENATE VAL001 VALUE1 INTO VALUE3.
CALL FUNCTION 'CONVERSION_EXIT_ALPHA_INPUT'
EXPORTING
INPUT = VALUE3
IMPORTING
OUTPUT = VALUE3 .
L_S_RANGE-LOW = VALUE3.
CONCATENATE VAL999 VALUE1 INTO L_S_RANGE-HIGH .
L_S_RANGE-SIGN = 'I'.
L_S_RANGE-OPT = 'BT'.
APPEND l_s_range TO e_t_range.
ENDLOOP.
Created a variable for 0PROFIT_CTR.
Profit Center is CHAR 10.
when running the query, Selection criteria screen has omitted 0 and only display 1234 for the low. -
Dynamic Extract. Do Not Want Leading Zeros in Pipe Delimited Record
Greetings,
I am using the following code to create a pipe delimited extract file dynamically. The problem: leading zeros are being lost. For example, when I do an extract of BKPF, BELNR is appended to the extract without leading zeros. This is a problem. Any suggestions for resolving this?
DATA: lv_dref TYPE REF TO data,
lv_dref2 TYPE REF TO data,
lv_data TYPE ty_data,
ls_data TYPE ty_data,
oref TYPE REF TO cx_root,
text TYPE string.
CREATE DATA lv_dref TYPE (p_tab-low).
ASSIGN lv_dref->* TO <lfs>.
CREATE DATA lv_dref2 TYPE TABLE OF (p_tab-low).
ASSIGN lv_dref2->* TO <lft_main>.
CLEAR ds_clauses.
MOVE p_tab-low TO ds_clauses-tablename.
READ TABLE twhere WITH KEY ds_clauses-tablename
INTO ds_clauses.
TRY.
SELECT * FROM (p_tab-low) INTO TABLE <lft_main>
WHERE (ds_clauses-where_tab).
CATCH cx_sy_dynamic_osql_semantics INTO oref.
text = oref->get_text( ).
ENDTRY.
cv_subrc = sy-subrc.
gv_tot_cnt = gv_suc_cnt = sy-dbcnt.
CHECK gv_tot_cnt > 0.
LOOP AT <lft_main> ASSIGNING <lfs>.
CLEAR: ls_data.
DO.
ASSIGN COMPONENT sy-index OF STRUCTURE <lfs> TO <lfv>.
IF sy-subrc IS NOT INITIAL.
EXIT.
ENDIF.
WRITE: <lfv> TO lv_data.
IF ls_data IS NOT INITIAL.
*LEADING ZEROS ARE LOST HERE (at conatenate)
CONCATENATE ls_data lv_data INTO ls_data
SEPARATED BY '|'.
ELSE.
ls_data = lv_data.
ENDIF.
ENDDO.
APPEND ls_data TO ct_data.
ENDLOOP.
Your response is greatly appreciated.
Kind Regards,
JasonYou are losing it because of the write statement, change it to a move. I assume you are using the WRITE to put the correct formatting for a date field or a type P field, if that is the case, you can try to check which field is being written at the time by check sy-index or checking the type at runtime.
*WRITE: <lfv> TO lv_data.
move <lfv> to lv_data.
IF ls_data IS NOT INITIAL.
*LEADING ZEROS ARE LOST HERE (at conatenate)
CONCATENATE ls_data lv_data INTO ls_data
SEPARATED BY '|'.
ELSE.
ls_data = lv_data.
ENDIF.
Regards,
RIch Heilman -
Downloading data from internal table to xls file leading zeros are not disp
Hai abap gurus,
when i am downloading data from internal table to excle file. some field values in a column are with leading zeros and some others dont have leading zeros.but in the output it is showing without leading zeros. then how to get with exact values.
Ex:
<b>ECC Code.</b>
045234
88567
098456
but output is giving like this:
45234
88567
98456
how to get the actual values.....
plz help me in this matter.Dear Kiran,
Those field in the internal table having Leading Zeroes, make those fields' datatype as character.
Then use the function module to download the content of the internal table to the excel file.
Regards,
Abir
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Leading zeros are not displaying in the excel
Hi Experts,
Leading zeros are not displaying in the excel
Here is the situation:
I have developed one report, which will create the file in Application server with TAB deleimeted. After that I am sending that file via email in the excel format using Email functionality FM.
Normally our material numbers will start with zeros.
But when I check the email excel file , leading zeros are not displaying.
Even I checked the application server (AL11) file, zeros are there.
I thought program FM was wrong and I tried it manually by downloading the file into excel. Eventhough it is suppressing zeros.
Could you please advise, how to display leading zeros to the material number in excel file.
Thanks in advance
RaghuApplication server file showing zeros infront of the material number.
1200# 0012401387# XXXXXXXX
Once file created in app server, I am using one custom FM to send that output in excel format / txt format via email.
when I send txt file via email, I am getting leading zeros. But when I send xls file via email, I am not getting zeros.
I checked custom FUNCTION MODULE . No mistakes in that.
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Sudhir,
As you said, I passed ( ' ) single quote infront of the material number. When I check the excel file, single quote also displaying like this '0000100.
Application server file showing like below
1200# '0012401387# XXXXXXXX
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Could you please advise anyone how can we acheive this.
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Leading zeros are not carried from the pivot table to exported Excel (9927815)
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I am just wondering if there is a fix available for -- Leading zeros are not carried from the pivot table to exported Excel (9927815)
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