Message type: E = Error
Message class: KY - Messages for SAP-EIS: Presentation
Message number: 384
Message text: Do not enter initial value ('#') (due to interval)
The variable '&V1&' is used as the upper interval limit in an interval.
You entered '#'. A special character is being dealt with here. It stands
for an initial value. It is not allowed as an upper interval limit.
The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.
Enter another value.
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KY384
- Do not enter initial value ('#') (due to interval) ?The SAP error message KY384, which states "Do not enter initial value ('#') (due to interval)," typically occurs in the context of defining intervals for cost elements or cost centers in SAP. This error indicates that an initial value (represented by '#') has been entered in a field where it is not allowed, particularly when defining ranges or intervals.
Cause: The error is triggered when: You attempt to create or modify an interval (for example, in a report or selection screen) and inadvertently include an initial value ('#') in a field that expects a specific numeric or character value. The system does not accept the initial value because it is not a valid entry for the context in which you are working.
Solution: To resolve the KY384 error, follow these steps: Check Input Fields: Review the fields where you have entered values. Ensure that you are not using the initial value ('#') in any of the interval
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