on 2015 Nov 30 10:08 AM
Hi,
Can we restrict the first two charactors of the number range to Alphabet only for General Task List ? I have defined the number range as AAAAAAA0 to ZZ999999.
With this number range we can create B1, D1, K9 etc, But, I need the first two characters to be restricted to alphabets only (for ex, UK, DK, AC etc.,) instead of combination of numeric and alphabets.
Please let me know how to meet this requirement. Thank you.
Regards,
PM Consultant
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Hi,
This can be done using Function module: FIELD_EXIT_PLNNR
You can define your own required number range logic.
Regards,
Nikkhel
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Hi;
You can try with writing small ABAP program with external no range assignment. This program would automatically decide and propose the numbers as per required logic you mentioned.
Regards;
Avinash
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Hi Avinash,
I tried with above number range as well, but it is not restricting the first two charaters to alphabets oly (for ex. DK123 or UK342 or AB34) it is allowing first two letters for AA (ex.AA1, AA5 or A1 or A4 etc). The requirement is first two characters should be alphabets only and rest of the characters can be mix up of both.
Regards,
PM Consultant
Hi
If you have the first two letters specific then may be you can try giving different intervals.
For example, as you mentioned above, if you have only 2 or 3 series starting with UK, DK, AC then you may try giving as
UK0000 to UK9999
DK0000 to DK9999
I know its looks weird....but if the series are less then you can try this option.
Lets wait for others response as well.
Regards
Pavan
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