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Hi,

I have a select option field which displays customer description depending on customer number, but for some set of numbers it is giving an error message 'lower limit greateer than upper limit', but i checked the lenght of the description also but that is not the case.

can any one help me in this issue?

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Hi Sri,

The values that you give in the select options first input should be < second input field...

say... if you give from '10' to '8'... this error comes..

Regards,

Vidya

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Hi

The lower limit of customer number i.e. the low value is greater than the high value (higher limit). That may be the reason for this error message. Check the values.

Screen shot of the message will help to give exact solution.

regards

Damasus

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Hi srikanth,

First input value should be less than second input value

regards,

kalyani.A

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may be you entered big customer no in the first input field of select option & low value in 2nd input box.

If you enter both values in select-option,

system will assume, take all the values between the given range. in your case, the lower limit is greater than upper limit,which is not acceptable.so you are getting this error.

regards,

Srikanth

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hi

The message 'lower limit greater than upper limit' does not mean length of the customer description. it is checking the customer number and hence checking the corresponding customer description. thus you need to fill the description keeping in mind the customer number for which the lower limit should always be lesser then the upper limit.

Regards,

Richa