We can Hide parameter / select option in selection screen dynamically by manipulating screen object.
SCREEN is like an internal table with a header line. However, you do not have to declare it in your program. Go to debugging mode and then view structure of screen.
You can modify SCREEN in your ABAP program during the PBO event of a screen. Its contents override the static attributes of the screen fields for a single screen call. The only statements that you can use with SCREEN are:
LOOP AT SCREEN.
...
MODIFY SCREEN.
...
ENDLOOP.
We can hide parameter by set screen-active to 0.
Here is example of how to hide parameter in selection screen. Write it, and change click on radiobutton to hide parameter.
SCREEN is like an internal table with a header line. However, you do not have to declare it in your program. Go to debugging mode and then view structure of screen.
You can modify SCREEN in your ABAP program during the PBO event of a screen. Its contents override the static attributes of the screen fields for a single screen call. The only statements that you can use with SCREEN are:
LOOP AT SCREEN.
...
MODIFY SCREEN.
...
ENDLOOP.
We can hide parameter by set screen-active to 0.
Here is example of how to hide parameter in selection screen. Write it, and change click on radiobutton to hide parameter.
REPORT ZAALGAL0006.
DATA: d_ucomm LIKE sy-ucomm.
PARAMETERS: p_grpa1(10) MODIF ID A,
p_grpa2(5) MODIF ID A,
p_grpb1(2) MODIF ID B.
PARAMETERS: p_actA RADIOBUTTON GROUP rad1 USER-COMMAND ACT DEFAULT 'X',
p_actB RADIOBUTTON GROUP rad1.
AT SELECTION-SCREEN.
d_ucomm = sy-ucomm.
AT SELECTION-SCREEN OUTPUT.
LOOP AT screen.
IF p_actA = 'X'.
IF screen-group1 = 'B'.
screen-active = 0.
ENDIF.
ELSEIF p_actB = 'X'.
IF screen-group1 = 'A'.
screen-active = 0.
ENDIF.
ENDIF.
MODIFY screen.
ENDLOOP.
START-OF-SELECTION.
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