Trailing zeroes after the decimal

I have a program that I have to do maintenance. One of the complaints is that a "rate" field is showing the trailing zeroes. The data type is 10.6 DEC. It was embedded in screen painter. Is there something I can do to change the output to suppress trailing zeroes. If the rate is 1.24, it shows it as 1.240000.
Thanks for your input.
Steve

Hi,
You can do like this
DATA:
lv_decimal TYPE f DECIMALS 6,
lv_string TYPE string.
lv_decimal = '1.240000'.
WRITE lv_decimal TO lv_string.
SHIFT lv_string RIGHT DELETING TRAILING '0'.
CONDENSE lv_string NO-GAPS.
write: lv_string.
Regards,
Satish

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