Table Control with default values for a Column

Hi,
I have a table Control with fields kschl    kbetr    konwa    mark
i have created a range for KSCHL
now i need to pass this to the table column
Kindly suggest how can i handle this?
BEGIN OF y_condition,
kschl       TYPE kscha,
kbetr       TYPE kbetr_kond,
konwa       TYPE konwa,
mark        TYPE char1,
END OF y_condition,
t_cost TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF y_condition,
MODULE mo_tc_cost_init OUTPUT.
IF w_tc_cost_c IS INITIAL.
    REFRESH CONTROL c_tc_cost FROM SCREEN c_scr2000.
    REFRESH t_cost.
    MOVE c_select TO w_tc_cost_c.
    FREE r_kschl.
    MOVE: c_i    TO r_kschl-sign,
          c_eq   TO r_kschl-option,
          c_zhb1 TO r_kschl-low.
    APPEND r_kschl.
    MOVE: c_i    TO r_kschl-sign,
          c_eq   TO r_kschl-option,
          c_zhb2 TO r_kschl-low.
    APPEND r_kschl.
    MOVE: c_i    TO r_kschl-sign,
          c_eq   TO r_kschl-option,
          c_zhb3 TO r_kschl-low.
    APPEND r_kschl.
ENDIF.

Can you clarify please?... you say have a table control containing the following columns:
kschl TYPE kscha,
kbetr TYPE kbetr_kond,
konwa TYPE konwa,
mark TYPE char1
so where do you expect the range table "r_kschl" to appear? ... did you want a second table control on the screen?
Jonathan

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