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Steps:: Radio Buttons in Module Pool Programming

The document provides steps to hide and show screen elements based on radio button selection in a module pool program. It describes creating a sample program with radio buttons for header and item, assigning groups to fields to hide/show, and writing code in the PBO module to hide the billing item text and field when the header radio button is selected, showing them again when the item radio button is selected. The code executes as designed, hiding the billing item when the header radio button is clicked.

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Steps:: Radio Buttons in Module Pool Programming

The document provides steps to hide and show screen elements based on radio button selection in a module pool program. It describes creating a sample program with radio buttons for header and item, assigning groups to fields to hide/show, and writing code in the PBO module to hide the billing item text and field when the header radio button is selected, showing them again when the item radio button is selected. The code executes as designed, hiding the billing item when the header radio button is clicked.

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Lets see the example to hide and show screen elements based on the radio button selection in module

pool programming. Steps: 1. Go to SE80, create sample module pool program. 2. Create screen with two radio buttons and desired fields as below. (To create radio buttons in module pool program, please refer tutorial Radio buttons in Module pool programming). Lets say we created a screen as below.

3. When user clicks the Header radio button, we want to hide the Billing item text and I/O field. Also we want to display the text back, when user clicks Item radio button again. 4. Double click on billing document text field; screen painter attribute window will appear. Assign group to the billing Item text.

5. Similarly, assign group to the Billing item I/O field.

6. Now in the PBO of the screen, create a module to write code to hide and show the screen elements.

7. Write below code in the module.

Output: Execute the program, by creating the transaction code.

Now click the Header radio button.

The billing item disappeared from the output screen. In this way we can hide and show the screen elements in module pool program.

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