Comparision columns in Layout

Hi All,
In manual planning i have created a layout,in which iam entering the planned values, iam not checking the comparision columns but when ever iam saving the layout, comparision columns is getting checked on, because of this in Trcd:upspm ,Iam not able to enter the values as it is display mode, Can any one advise me why it is getting checked on, how to avoid it.
Thanks in advance will surely reward points
Imran

Check if one of the characteristic restriction you have applied in the layout are outside the selection of the level in which you have made the layout.

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