WRITE command gives unexpected value when currency is JPY (japanse yen)

Hi All
I am getting unexpected value for below WRITE command but only when the currency is JPY (Japan Yen)
lv_amount = 1215.40
lv_currency = u2018JPYu2019.
write lv_amount to ev_amount_ext left-justified no-gap NO-GROUPING currency lv_currency.
Value wrongly gets as ev_amount_ext = 121540 (Decimal takes as full value)
Appreciate your help if you have any idea on this please
Many Thanks
Iver

Hi,
use like this
lv_amount = '1215.40'
lv_currency = u2018JPYu2019.
write lv_amount to ev_amount_ext left-justified no-gap NO-GROUPING currency lv_currency.
other wise.
data lv_amounts type string.
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lv_currency = u2018JPYu2019.
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