How does Function Module SPELL_AMOUNT converts number to string variables?












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I am trying to understand the source code of function module SPELL_AMOUNT in SAP, which converts number, amount, or currency representation into letters. For example, '568' will be converted to FIVE HUNDRED AND SIXTY EIGHT.



However, when I use SE37 to read the source code of the FM, I could not find the piece of code which indicates that the number is converted to string. For instance, IF int_decimal = 10. APPEND "TEN" INTO in_word.



Please explain if you have access to ABAP source code



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    I am trying to understand the source code of function module SPELL_AMOUNT in SAP, which converts number, amount, or currency representation into letters. For example, '568' will be converted to FIVE HUNDRED AND SIXTY EIGHT.



    However, when I use SE37 to read the source code of the FM, I could not find the piece of code which indicates that the number is converted to string. For instance, IF int_decimal = 10. APPEND "TEN" INTO in_word.



    Please explain if you have access to ABAP source code



    thanks.










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      I am trying to understand the source code of function module SPELL_AMOUNT in SAP, which converts number, amount, or currency representation into letters. For example, '568' will be converted to FIVE HUNDRED AND SIXTY EIGHT.



      However, when I use SE37 to read the source code of the FM, I could not find the piece of code which indicates that the number is converted to string. For instance, IF int_decimal = 10. APPEND "TEN" INTO in_word.



      Please explain if you have access to ABAP source code



      thanks.










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      I am trying to understand the source code of function module SPELL_AMOUNT in SAP, which converts number, amount, or currency representation into letters. For example, '568' will be converted to FIVE HUNDRED AND SIXTY EIGHT.



      However, when I use SE37 to read the source code of the FM, I could not find the piece of code which indicates that the number is converted to string. For instance, IF int_decimal = 10. APPEND "TEN" INTO in_word.



      Please explain if you have access to ABAP source code



      thanks.







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          The function module uses values stored in database table T015Z ('Digits and numbers in words').

          There, numbers in different units are mapped to words in different languages.
          enter image description here



          See include LF017F01, form ziffern_in_worten (German for 'numbers in words').

          The table is read in FORM t015z_lesen into the internal table of the same name (t015z).

          After fetching this data it is processed to get the text for the complete number/amount.
          See these three subroutine calls:



            PERFORM ziffern_in_worten.   "Get data from the database, convert numbers to words
          PERFORM betrag_in_worten. "Get amount in words
          PERFORM nachkomma_in_worten. "Get decimal part in words


          enter image description here






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            There are also some technical information in the note 939145 - SPELL_AMOUNT: What it can do and what it can't, including the description of the table T015Z.

            – Sandra Rossi
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          The function module uses values stored in database table T015Z ('Digits and numbers in words').

          There, numbers in different units are mapped to words in different languages.
          enter image description here



          See include LF017F01, form ziffern_in_worten (German for 'numbers in words').

          The table is read in FORM t015z_lesen into the internal table of the same name (t015z).

          After fetching this data it is processed to get the text for the complete number/amount.
          See these three subroutine calls:



            PERFORM ziffern_in_worten.   "Get data from the database, convert numbers to words
          PERFORM betrag_in_worten. "Get amount in words
          PERFORM nachkomma_in_worten. "Get decimal part in words


          enter image description here






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            There are also some technical information in the note 939145 - SPELL_AMOUNT: What it can do and what it can't, including the description of the table T015Z.

            – Sandra Rossi
            Dec 29 '18 at 10:22
















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          The function module uses values stored in database table T015Z ('Digits and numbers in words').

          There, numbers in different units are mapped to words in different languages.
          enter image description here



          See include LF017F01, form ziffern_in_worten (German for 'numbers in words').

          The table is read in FORM t015z_lesen into the internal table of the same name (t015z).

          After fetching this data it is processed to get the text for the complete number/amount.
          See these three subroutine calls:



            PERFORM ziffern_in_worten.   "Get data from the database, convert numbers to words
          PERFORM betrag_in_worten. "Get amount in words
          PERFORM nachkomma_in_worten. "Get decimal part in words


          enter image description here






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            There are also some technical information in the note 939145 - SPELL_AMOUNT: What it can do and what it can't, including the description of the table T015Z.

            – Sandra Rossi
            Dec 29 '18 at 10:22














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          The function module uses values stored in database table T015Z ('Digits and numbers in words').

          There, numbers in different units are mapped to words in different languages.
          enter image description here



          See include LF017F01, form ziffern_in_worten (German for 'numbers in words').

          The table is read in FORM t015z_lesen into the internal table of the same name (t015z).

          After fetching this data it is processed to get the text for the complete number/amount.
          See these three subroutine calls:



            PERFORM ziffern_in_worten.   "Get data from the database, convert numbers to words
          PERFORM betrag_in_worten. "Get amount in words
          PERFORM nachkomma_in_worten. "Get decimal part in words


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer













          The function module uses values stored in database table T015Z ('Digits and numbers in words').

          There, numbers in different units are mapped to words in different languages.
          enter image description here



          See include LF017F01, form ziffern_in_worten (German for 'numbers in words').

          The table is read in FORM t015z_lesen into the internal table of the same name (t015z).

          After fetching this data it is processed to get the text for the complete number/amount.
          See these three subroutine calls:



            PERFORM ziffern_in_worten.   "Get data from the database, convert numbers to words
          PERFORM betrag_in_worten. "Get amount in words
          PERFORM nachkomma_in_worten. "Get decimal part in words


          enter image description here







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            There are also some technical information in the note 939145 - SPELL_AMOUNT: What it can do and what it can't, including the description of the table T015Z.

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            There are also some technical information in the note 939145 - SPELL_AMOUNT: What it can do and what it can't, including the description of the table T015Z.

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          There are also some technical information in the note 939145 - SPELL_AMOUNT: What it can do and what it can't, including the description of the table T015Z.

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          There are also some technical information in the note 939145 - SPELL_AMOUNT: What it can do and what it can't, including the description of the table T015Z.

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