Remove trailing zeroes in quantity field.

Hi all,
I am having quantity field in ALV grid display : VBAP-KWMENG. Iam getting quantity value as 1,000.My requirement is to get quantity value as 1.(without ',' and zeroes).
Suggest me a suitable solution.
Thanks all.

Other way is check for the below code ..
DATA:
lv_decimal TYPE f DECIMALS 3,
lv_string TYPE string.
lv_decimal = '22.010'.
WRITE lv_decimal TO lv_string.
SHIFT lv_string RIGHT DELETING TRAILING '0'.
* also delete trailing '.', if possible
SHIFT lv_string RIGHT DELETING TRAILING'.'.
CONDENSE lv_string NO-GAPS.
* now no trailing zeros are in the decimal stored in LV_STRING

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