Create Type NI_MultipleNumericLimitTest for local variable

I am using Multiple numeric test in my seq & documenting in case of   Seq fail
i.e when the value is not in the limits
I am using for-each-loop step type for this
I want a Local variable of type NI_MultipleNumericLimitTest      in my foreach (current element )
but am not able to generate   a local of tht type!!
what   measures to take to do so

You cannot create a variable of a step type. Step types can only be used to create steps.
What is your goal? Maybe there is a better way to accomplish what you want.
If you are looking to dynamically change the limit set you need to use other types like NI_LimitMeasurmeent or an array of those.
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