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Domain Value Range

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I need to create a domain value range, which includes a blank or null as

a valid entry. How would I do that?

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venkat_o
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Hi, Check the screen shot below [Screen 1|http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_O5f8iAlgdNQ/Sm_IxYIjJ7I/AAAAAAAAFac/N0rzJP7jXKw/s1600-h/domain-777114.JPG] Thanks Venkat.O

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former_member156446
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value ranges are used to restrict the use of any other entry other than in the value range....

give a try using "space" space is a global variable in ABAP.. not sure if this would work..

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venkat_o
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Hi, Check the screen shot below [Screen 1|http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_O5f8iAlgdNQ/Sm_IxYIjJ7I/AAAAAAAAFac/N0rzJP7jXKw/s1600-h/domain-777114.JPG] Thanks Venkat.O

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HI,

Please check this link it may help you.

[http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/EN/cf/21ede5446011d189700000e8322d00/content.htm]

Regards,

Pavan..

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sridhar_meesala
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Hi,

Just leave blank space in the value range while creating the DOMAIN. this value appears at the end in the dropdown of the list box.

Thanks,

Sri.

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Hi,

you can give blank value. The only thing is you have to give some description for the blank in domain.

Thanks,

Renjith.