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In the menu painter - Function attributes for the button, set Functional type to E (Exit command) PROCESS AFTER INPUT. Call module that leaves screen before User_Command_xxxx is executed MODULE ReturnExit AT EXIT-COMMAND. MODULE user_command_1000. MODULE returnexit. CASE sy-ucomm. WHEN 'CANC'. "Or whatever you want to call it Clear w_screen. LEAVE TO SCREEN 0. ENDCASE. ENDMODULE. Calling a report from a dynpro There are to ways to do this: Use leave to list-processing if you want to do it in your module pool. You will not be able to use selection-screens. Use the submit statement to start a seperate report from your dynpro. Anyone who have idea on how to know the selected value on run-time? How can get the table control attribute selected value ? I try to read the value in debuger which is # (table_control-cols-selected). There is no difference on the other row which is not selected. The tc-cols-selected is for column selection only. For row selection you have two scenarios turn on the SelColumn attribute in screen painter, give it a name and declare an abap variable with the same name type C length 1. In your PAI loop at itab, when the selected row is processed the abap variable will = 'X'. At this point you can save the record or key. you can determine which row the cursor is on in your table control as follows: DATA: LINE_SEL LIKE SY-STEPL, TABIX LIKE SY-TABIX GET CURSOR LINE LINE_SEL. TABIX = <table control>-TOP_LINE + LINE_SEL - 1. TABIX is now the index of the selected row.