Need to read text from FM 'BBP_PD_CONF_GETDETAIL' in a single line of ALV output

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Hello Gurus, I have to read the attached text in which TDID and TDLINE need to read.Here i need to write logic like that in ALV output text of TDLINE related to TDID Htxt come in single line if there is more than 1 line used , same for NOTE and Itxt. Please help me out with some ogic to show data in alv output. I have used FM 'BBP_PD_CONF_GETDETAIL'. Thanks Sankil
TDID TDLINE HTXT Supplier Text HTXT Supplier Text NOTE Note NOTE Note ITXT Supplier Text ITXT Supplier Text NOTE Note NOTE Note

Hello Sankil
This can be achieved by using event AFTER_LINE_OUTPUT and also search with keyword AFTER_LINE_OUTPUT to get more examples
Please go through the below tutorial.
http://www.****************/Tutorials/ALV/Wordwrap/Index.htm
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