A small error

Hai,
my form consists of only a checkbox group which i have to select or deselect
But when i press the ok button .I get the following error
"Validation Error: {0}Value is not valid "
What does ' {0}' stands for?
Thanx for reading this.

yes , I changed the value attribute from Integer type to String type.
Now it works

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[code]
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Message was edited by: Enzo Porcasi

I understood that it's a sap problem,
so I will write in the abap forum,
bye
enzo

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Attachments:
constant current source 1.ms10 ‏93 KB
constant current source 2.ms10 ‏106 KB

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