Variable in command line

Hi All,
Can we include a variable in a command line( BOX) .
my requirement is to display line items in a main window.i want to display items in a box that extends dynamically. at end of line items i need to dispaly the total box.
even if there are no line items present then i need to display total box.
can we give a variable in an include command i.e giving YPOS &gv_lines& MM .
can anyone suggest me in this issue.
Regards,
Sre

Hi,
You can give variable in an include command like &gv_lines& , no problem
regards,
bhupal

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