EAN values truncationg the leading zeroes

Hi experts,
I have created two new EAN category for one category accepts one leading zeroes another category accepts two leading zeroes.
In the material master i am trying to enter the same EAN values with different unit of measure system accepts the EAN value for one UOM and when i am trying to enter the same value for another UOM with two leading zeroes the leading zeroes are truncating.I can see the below warning message.When i press enter the leading zeroes are truncated.
_EAN already used for unit of measure EA of this material_
Please help me how to solve the issue.

i guess this is coming because you have already mentioned the EAN no in one material amster and the data is maintained at client level so system is not allowing redundntcy

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