Do our own 1 small validation on user specified quantity value?

Hello,
Its a PLM question. NWBC --> Recipes ---> Change Recipe ---> Formula tab ---> Quantity field/column on items, on this quantity field/column users will enter the values, well, once user keyed in the quantity values, we want to perform our custom validations, pls. let us know how we can achieve our requirement? any BADI / SPI / Post-Exits?
Also, we want to change user specified quantity, for example, user enters 2 quantity, after validations we want to propose 1 quantity w/ warning message
Pls. scroll right side to see the QUANTITY field/column, Thank you

Hi,
you can use the following BAdIs:
Recipe Development Recipe Business Add-Ins (BAdIs) BAdIs for Checks .
or you can try:
Recipe Development Status Management Business Add-Ins (BAdIs) BAdI: Additional Checks Before Status Change
http://help.sap-ag.de/saphelp_globext607_10/helpdata/en/af/b461e4af764ff3b108060f91a8277c/content.htm
Appreciate the points in advance.
Best regards
Tamas

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