ALV : Error row highlighted

Hi Experts,
On my ALV , few fields are editable. If the user enters a wrong value and tries to save , then I want the particular field or row highlighted .
Sapmle code would be very helpful
Thanks.
Ajith

Hello,
You can look at the links below:
[Re: Is it possible to color a text in ALV GRID;
[Re: Setting cell color in ALV;
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Jayant

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