Print Layout designer problem:project code

Dear Experts,
I tried to put database field 'project code' from table 'journal voucher entry' at repetitive area of journal voucher. It doesnot show when printing out.
I already entered project code at line level of journal voucher in SBO 2005A.
Thanks
Kamthorn

Your problem is certainly solved. I have replicated in SBO 2005A SP 01 PL 29. It is easy to do that. Indeed, I did not print it yet. When preview it, does the field appears ?
Rgds,

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Cause
FAQ
Solution
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Journal Voucher
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Reference 1
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Reference 2
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Reference 3
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Details
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Transaction Code
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Project Code
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Costing Code
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Offsetting Account
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Indicator
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Total (LC)
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Debit (LC)
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Credit (LC)
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Balance (LC)
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Total (SC)
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Debit (SC)
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Credit (SC)
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Balance (SC)
78
Total (FC)
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Debit (FC)
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Credit (FC)
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Balance (FC)
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Internal Reconciliation
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External Reconciliation
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Fax
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<<< If there is a solution then it has to be from SDK. We can only opt for third party components and frameworks only if any of the SAP representatives ensure us that the current version of SDK does not offer such support.>>>
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someone send me PLD manual
And my problem solved
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Procedure
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