REPLACEMENT OF COMMA WITH FULLSTOP

HI ALL,
I AM WORKING ON AN ISSUE WHERE I AM FACING A PROBLEM OF COMMA AND FULL STOP.I MEAN THE VALUES SAY NET VAL IS GETTING PRINTED LIKE <b>2.500,45</b> INSTEAD THE VALUE SHOULD BE <b>2,500.45</b> ,AND I NEED A SUGGESTION FOR THIS ISSUE.AND I HAVE EVEN CHECKED IN SETTINGS IT IS PROPER.DO WE HAVE ANY SUCH FUNCTION MODULE.
THANKS AND REGARDS

Hi,
U can use the statement
SET COUNTRY f.
Displays the decimal point in subsequentoutput (WRITE) according to the settings specified in the tableT005X for the country ID f.
IN ur case use the following :
SET COUNTRY 'DE'.
If u change the settings, in User profile, then it will be effective only for that user, but its not sure that i.e only user who will exceute, there might be any number of users who will exceute that. So it should not be user dependent.
Revert back if any issues,
reward if helpful.
regards,
naveen
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