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in MM01 transaction, which of the fields come under ITEM DATA, which of the fields are mandatary field Names,

in MM01 transaction, what r the fields come under HEADER DATA, what r the field names

could u plz explain clearly.

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Dear rajeshreddy 007,

with Screen Painter (transaction SE51 - parameters program name & screen number) you can display the detailed attributes of a screen, to see the list of fields and the attributes of those fields (screen elements).

In the Element List tab of the Screen Painter, in the Special attr. sub-tab, you can see if a field is required (that is mandatory or not), not required, etc (column Input).

Best regards,

Bogdan

in MM01 transaction, which of the fields come under ITEM DATA, which of the fields are mandatary field Names,

in MM01 transaction, what r the fields come under HEADER DATA, what r the field names

could u plz explain clearly.

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If you simply run through the transaction, you'll see pretty clearly which are required.

Rob

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SantoshKallem
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run mm01,

where ever u find right mark that is mandatory.

to know field name press f1 and see technical info.

in first screen material number, type, industry are mandatory.

reward if useful

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Former Member
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Dear rajeshreddy 007,

with Screen Painter (transaction SE51 - parameters program name & screen number) you can display the detailed attributes of a screen, to see the list of fields and the attributes of those fields (screen elements).

In the Element List tab of the Screen Painter, in the Special attr. sub-tab, you can see if a field is required (that is mandatory or not), not required, etc (column Input).

Best regards,

Bogdan