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WRITE - Output to a list Basic form WRITE f. Additions: 1. ... AT f (position and length specification, before the field) 2. ... option (formatting option) 3. ... fmt (output format by field) 4. ... AS CHECKBOX (output as checkbox) 5. ... AS SYMBOL (output as symbol) 6. ... AS ICON (output as icon) 7. ... AS LINE (output as line) 8. ...QUICKINFO g(output with quick info) Effect Outputs the field f in the correct format for its type to the current list. The field f can be: a field declared by DATA, a component of a structure declared by TABLES, a field symbol (FIELD-SYMBOLS), a text literal which is not language-specific a language-specific text literal (text symbol).  Examples TABLES SPFLI. DATA N TYPE I VALUE 123. ... WRITE N. WRITE SPFLI-FLTIME. FIELD-SYMBOLS CF TYPE ANY. ASSIGN NEW YORK TO CF. WRITE CF. WRITE: , SPFLI-DISTANCE. WRITE: TEXT-001, SPFLI-ARRTIME. or WRITE: Time:(001), SPFLI-ARRTIME. Text symbols can be addressed in two different ways (TEXT-001 or Time:(001)). Notes If no explicit position is specified for a field on a new line, it is output on the left (in column 1). Otherwise, output is one column removed from the previously output field. If a field does not fit on one line, a new line is started. You can perform explicit positioning with a position and length specification (see addition 1) or with ABAP/4 statements (e.g. POSITION). In this case, the field is always output at the defined position, even if the line is not quite long enough for it to fit completely. If a field is too long to fit completely on the line, the excess characters are truncated. When you explicitly position fields on a list, you should almost always usie the ... LINE-SIZE addition in the REPORT or NEWstatement, otherwise the width of the list will depend on the current width of the display window, the font used, and other such factors that can lead to the list display being truncated. Each field occupies a number of characters in the