Paragraph Format / Character Format for Variable address in SAPSCRIPT

Dear All,
   I am trying to print variable address for ship-to-party. But the address is variable address for different vendors.
The contents like
/: ADDRESS PARAGRAPH AS
/: TITLE    &LFA1-ANRED&
/: NAME     &LFA1-NAME1&, &LFA1-NAME2&, &LFA1-NAME3&, &LFA1-NAME4&
/: STREET   &LFA1-STRAS&
/: POBOX    &LFA1-PFACH& CODE &LFA1-PSTL2&
/: CITY     &LFA1-ORT01&, &LFA1-ORT02&
/: POSTCODE &LFA1-PSTLZ&
/: COUNTRY &LFA1-LAND1&
/: REGION   &LFA1-REGIO&
/: FROMCOUNTRY &T001-LAND1&
/: ENDADDRESS
My question is, How to assign Paragragh format or character format to the above code?
Your reply will help alot..
Thanks and waiting
Regards
Anukul

hi,
in ur code u already gave
/: ADDRESS PARAGRAPH AS goto paragraph formats n define or make the required changes for the paragraph format AS.
click on character formats n define/change the character formats as breakpoint has mentioned.

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